West High School - Hesperian Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

Text from Pages 1 - 208 of the 1977 volume:

vavua n Dnond snodvaNNicu gfc. iitrtniniilii � V ijiVij b 09inCP OL West High School 28th And Hennepin Minneapolis Minnesota Volume 68 114 168 176 190 Introduction 2 Students . Activities 16 Index Sports 60 Ads Faculty 92 Closing . 2 LLL There Was Time.. 6 A Place ... There Was 7 10 The place to be happy is here. n In all the places you can, 12 13 As long as ever you can There Was Time . There 15 16 18 In, The Beginning When a student goes into West filled with summer fever, and comes out with feelings of frustration, confusion, and disappointment, one knows it is registration time again. It is a game, quite similar to Russian Roulette, where sometimes you win and sometimes you don’t. However, most survive the hectic experience unscarred with little more than a headache. What do you mean study hall’s filled? I’m sorry, basic wrestling is full! Jim Roche goes through Senior registration Slow dances always make the evening complete Now that's a spirited cheerleader!!!” First, Flirty ... Fabulous September 10, 1976 In the neighborhood of twenty eight and Hennepin, on the night of September tenth, a familiar but new sound was heard echoing from West High School. In need of a break after only two days of school, students gathered for the Cheerleader’s Dance. Laughter of old students and new. greetings and screams of surprise marked the first of the year. The Cheerleader’s super spirit rubbed off on all the students as they “bopped, bumped and hustled far off into the night. 19 1976-77 HOMECOMING COURT-FIRST ROW. L. TO R. G. Williams. R. Baker. P. Inveen. T. Conroy. S. Nammacher. J. Hanvik. BACK ROW: E. Parker. H. Dougherty. F. Price. J. Kaplan. S. Bailley. S. Johnson. M. Schwob. J. Babcock. J. Robinson. A. Wyatt. M. Fitzmaurice. J. Poor. L. Vu. 20 An Autumn Aura October 8, 1976 It was a day of coming home for some people and being home for others. Yet everyone knew it was truly an Autumn Adventure. When the 1976 Queen Cheryl Oliver crowned now reigning Martha Schwob, it was like a burst of Fall color coming from the leaves and illuminating all of West. Thrill, emotions, and excitment filled the school, as it was harvest time for spirit and an ovation of the students. As the court and their Queen radiated over the day's events, it became a TIME to cherish in a PLACE to remember. 1976-77 Homecoming Queen Martha Schwob Senior Attendant Paula Inveen Junior Attendant Jean Hanvik Sophomore Attendant Sue Nammacher Freshman Attendant Tricia Conroy Senior Attendant Gail Williams Just Plain Fun — Sizzling Seniors Satisfy — Henry again? — stag or drag — Sophs Have Style — rain on the parade and game — Fascinating what? Oh Freshmen — pom poms — EGGING the opponents on? — What is a forest sprite? — Who cleaned up after the horses? — Albert's song over the P.A. — a day we don’t have enough of — Juniors Won! — SPIRIT!!! SPIRIT!!! SPIRIT!!! The Babcocks lead the parade with western spirit. It was the PLACE to be ... A Time We Had Voices screamed and pom poms waved as the spirited Westites cheered their team on. The noise, although deafening, seemed blissful as the school displayed its unity and vigor. The Cowboys fought hard and made a valiant effort. Although they lost, in the eyes of West fans they will always be winners. That evening the dance lured many, as the gym was packed with couples and stags. With a setting of Fall colors, it created a perfect mood which was to end the Autumn Adventure. 23 Get, ’Em Grab ’Em November 5, 1976 Sadie Hawkins brought the best of us hillbillies out of the barn and into the dogpatch as we toddled on down to the dance. Those dag nab sheriffs were everywhere trying to round up those guys and stick’em in the hoosegow so that their little sweethearts would have to smooch'em out. When we '‘escaped from the law. we slipped off to the biffy to tie the knot during a two, four, or six bit wedding. Then we left the shindig and dawdled on back to the barn. SURPRISE!!!SURPRISE!HSURPRISE!!! The barnyard was really bouncing that night. Swing 'Em Smooch 'Em — out of this barnyard — gals ask the fellers — MORE sheriffs. UGH!!! — high flootin. rifle shootin, rootin tootin, gall dang, hissin hootin, spectaculaarr. auditoriamm!!! — Mr. Baxter's band, the Echo Trail Ramblers — where's the pitchferk? — If you don’t get me outa this jail_ — it was a puddin eatin contest — you do a lovely doe-sidoe! — those hockey players gave us a real kick! 25 Win A Little . . . Sno-Daze week was unique this year. On Monday we came and found Western demolished, our football field fenced off and no snow! On Friday, the Juniors produced a twenty minute auditorium where Paula Inveen and Pete Norton relinquished their crowns to Amy Smith and Steve Waalk. A few spirited Westites attempted to romp-in-the-snow but in the end had to admit there wasn’t any!! So they hurried to the lunchroom for some socializing and hot cocoa. Our dance was threatened by the energy shortage but in the end it happened- and with Junior style! The Big Snowball makes its entrance! The glare of anticipation! Pete and Paula still preside. The dynamic duo! Jon Poor Dances the night away! Aw. come on!!!!!!! The new Miss Snowflake. Amy Smith, and Mr. Blizzard. Steve Waalk! Lose A Little -- Mr. Blizzard candidates: Wes Bolin. Tom Phelps. Chris Thurin, Steve Waalk - Miss Snowflake candidates: Jill Berman. Sue Bevis. Amy Smith. Inga Soderberg - The big snowball - Miss Snowflake Amy Smith - Mr. Blizzard Steve Waalk - Jane and Sally’s standing ovation - the band ’’The Players” - dance was a success Senior women carwash clap - cute reindeer buttons! - they tried!!!!!!!! 27 A Year The 1976 through 1977 school year was a memorable one. It was the year of a presidential election and the end of our nation’s Bicentennial. We had an inhumanly cold winter and a fuel shortage at the same time. This meant lowered temperatures inside making it almost as bad as outside. For seniors the year meant filling out forms and watching your money disappear. Construction finally began on the new gym, and we were no longer allowed to roam the halls during classes. It was really a year to remember. Steve's sign reflects the views of many West students. Many people gathered in room 300 to watch the inauguration. 28 West students went to City Hall to protest the cutting o( school sports. Minneapolis Tribune Wednesday 1A Final 20c CARTER IS ELECTED Humphrey, state congressmen win; [Carter pardons draft evaders; [deserters’status still unsettled! [City cutback to conserve fuel is urgei To Remember - end of the Bicentennial year - school presidential election - wearing jackets in class watching the inaguration in class - Western torn down - tardy bells - “Where are you supposed to be? 29 Holiday Mood To December 17, 1976 Music filled the auditorium as the choir and sunrise showed their much rehersed musical arrangements. They enlightened the holiday auditorium with a merry medly of tunes. Their imaginitive musical talent thrilled the whole audience, warming them on a cold winter night. They worked together in harmony to make every song sound spectacular!! We were in the mood to hear the choir. 30 Marvin Hamlish eat your heart out!! It's the holiday spirit! Dance And Sing To At a quarter to nine we were starting to worry. The crowd was very small. But at nine O'clock Westites arrived by the dozen. The holiday dance was sponsored by the student council and it was a great success. The cost was 1.00 with a can of food, or 1.75 without. All food was donated to a charity. The variety of music played by the eight piece band seemed to please the whole crowd. 31 Newspaper Took January 24, 25. 1977. Well. Well. Well, we made it! Through all the sticky parts , and through Mr. Stelten’s helpful critisism” director, cast, and stage crew all unified into a total happening. The make-up sometimes smeared, and there were a few ad libbing events but in the end we all agreed that the play was lovely . Everyone gave their all during the performances- who could blame us with flowers, cake, and cast parties to look forward to afterwards. WE WILL TAKE our memories WITH US -the class of 77’ is satisfied again! The play was really a BLAST”! 32 Just don't smear my makeup! My pavlova - YOU STINK! Mr. America eat your heart out. It’s a raid! Our Play “You can't Take It With You Penelope Sycamore ... Anne Healy Essie ... Amy Linner Rita ... Jayne Nadeau Paul Sycamore ... Jon Poor Mr. Gomez ... Jose Bardales Ed ... Davin Miller Donald ... Lee Fenn Martin Vanderhof ... Robert Lampley Alice ... Amy Greulich Henderson ... James Roche Tony Kirby ... Thomas Hobert Boris Kolenkhov ... William Nicholson Gay Wellington ... Paula Inveen Mr. Kirby ... David Dworsky Mrs. Kirby ... Sylvia Peters Inspector ... John Rubenstein Olga ... Margaret Towne Girl Scout ... Martha Schwob Thug ... Matt Schwob Thug ... Donald Whritenour 33 Black Spirit Now! Black History Week was highlighted this year with speakers, buttons, and an auditorium. Speakers came periodically during the week, with topics such as black potential and how to use it effectively. Buttons were sold to promote the spirit, picturing Africa colored in with the Afro-American black, red, and green. The auditorium was a trememdous success. A dance group specializing in african dances kept the whole audience astounded with their agility and beat. With authentic costumes and lively music it became the perfect finale for the week. West displays it's own black talent. Original songs and combinations of authentic rituals comprised the music. 34 35 We Enrich Each Other Change and enthusiasm are the two words that were most prominent in NHS this year. Change was PRESENT with our new advisor Ms. Paine and in the burst of activities that have taken place. Through turkey raffles, pumpkin sucker sales, Christmas card sales, carnation sales, graduation announcements, and our auditorium. Our efforts were successful as we involved NHS with the student body. Advisor Ms Paine looks on as members laugh about a project suggestion. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY — FIRST ROW. L. TO R.: A Greulich; v. pres., C. Skay: pres.. C. Buran; sec. SECOND ROW: T. Hobert. C. Murray. A. Healy. J. Nadeau. A. Linner, A. Sreitz. K. Locke. J. Clement. B. Engebretson. THIRD ROW: J. Clement. C. Dean. S. Peters. D. Carmichael. C. Petro. A. Albitz. L. Boike. FOURTH ROW: A. Sarles. B. Burleson. V. Inde. D. Lillquist. D. Baird. J. Parker. T. Hennesey. FIFTH ROW: D. Jones. J. Poor. B. Phelps. M. Scriven. NOT PICTURED: S. Barnes. L. Cannon. N. Flanery. P. Inveen. E. Langer. C. Magginis. J. Roche. M. Schwob. B. Taylor. J. Rubenstem; tres. 36 ORCHESTRA FRONT ROW. L. TO R.: C. Ohnesorge. J. Englebart. C. Sotnak, M. Jackson BACK ROW: T. Keith; advisor. A. Fried. We Play In Harmony Playing pieces ranging from Beethoven to Bluegrass the West Orchestra started off on the right note. The five students under the direction of Mr. Keith formed the first orchestra in five years. As one of the few orchestras in the school system they entertain us with the string bass, violin and viola. So next time you hear the finale from Haydn’s eighty-sixth symphony you know it is the new West High orchestra bowing and fiddling their way through the day. By The Students West High's Student Council consists of students representing students. The council, headed by dedicated advisor Dick Allen, sponsored many school social-related activities. Their main function was to represent the student body and make progress towards bettering the school. Besides being fun and worthwhile, student council was a place where members could toss new ideas around, express opinions and argue! Committees were formed within the council to ensure Members listen attentively. total success and total school approval of planned activities. What's new Mr. Allen? STUDENT COUNCIL —FIRST ROW. L. TO R.: M. Roth. A. Wyaat. SECOND ROW: T. Jordan. B. Ewing. M. Fitzmaurice. B. Jackson; vice pres.. THIRD ROW: C. Curry. J. Roche. C. Cornelius; sec.. G. Tyson; pres.. FOURTH ROW: D. Whritenour, A. Streitz. T. Hobert. A. Baron. FIFTH ROW: J. Nadeau. P. Inveen. L. Cannon. A. Linner. SIXTH ROW: T. Madson. S. Johnson. A. Sanford. L. Streitz. SEVENTH ROW: C. Hobert. L. Frothinger. C. Galle. S. Premer. EIGHTH ROW: T. Conroy. A. Hirshfield. J. Hanvick. NINTH ROW: M. Schwob. A. Fried. G. Larson. C. Wukotich. NOT PICTURED: S. Peters. President Tyson presides over the meeting. An amusing moment during a Student Council meeting. Albert Sanford proofreads the minutes. For The Students — making dances, student directory and homecoming buttons possible!! — Cindy Cornelius, talk louder!” — I want to second the motion! No. let me! Let me! — the relaxed atmosphere of room 213 — the convention at Fridley! — president Guy Tyson — the prom question — One at a time — I call for the previous question.” — great group of hardworking kids! 39 40 Alan Fried is seen here with a face more common than his own! We Did Paging through your yearbook is like a trip back to highschool. The book is a flashback of sights, sounds and even smells of West High. When a staff member looks at this yearbook page, memories will flood back: typing one word an hour, “Where’s Hansen?”, “I love it”, all night deadline parties at Amy's. “Don’t look!”, “Bert's here”, and undoubtedly the shock of, “Deadline tomorrow!?” A unique experience, a time of frustration and inspiration. Worry too, will they like it. will they buy it. After it’s on the way to the publishers office, the realization that everyone did their part to compile the memories of a year into one book. Eve is merciless as she marks a big T '! Who's winning- the typewriter or Diana? YEARBOOK STAFF-LEFT ROW B Hansen; adv.. A. Sanford, K. Smith. S. Harrison. 0 Phillips. A Fried. MIDDLE ROW B. Lampley, K. Birke-land. S. Premer. M. Salmon. S. Peters. RIGHT ROW C. Kaplan. A. Sarles; editor. D Premer. L Streitz. E Sofnak, K. Vermeland. NEWSPAPER STAFF-TOP ROW: P Norton. D. Miller. A Wyatt. M. Burkhalter. C. Jones. C. Strahan. T. Tuthill, BOTTOM ROW: A. Kodner. N. Legeros. C. Curry. J. Bardales. G. Larsen. M. Towne. Pass The Word A new and inexperienced newspaper staff produced a ‘Harbinger' about every two weeks. With a changing staff from trimester to trimester and three rotating editors they had to cope with some difficulties; a few spelling problems and three simultaneous deadlines! However, they managed fine and West students were well informed about school and city organizations. 41 Chris Tacks' trumpet blows sky high. Bob and buddies back band with sax. A One And A The West High Band had a most enjoyable year performing at auditoriums and pep tests. The good and well played music, joined with exciting light shows has led to a year that director Thomas Keith and whole band is proud of. Selling candy to hungry students and faculty enabled them to plan and carryout a trip together. In addition, four of it’s members were selected for the All City Band. Trish toots on! Urn. A. C. B. G. Mr. Kieth and band hail Cowboys. 42 STAGE BAND - FIRST ROW L. TO R.: A Marces. B Fabes. W. Bolin. M Pirner. M Buford. S. Shaffer. B. Fitch. SECOND ROW A. Bernard. A Yates. V. Hendrix. D. Kellam THIRD ROW J. Tilsen. K. Vogel. B. Taylor. C. Tack. M Day. Not pictured: G. Fisker. P. Walton L. Gonzelez Two And A Three ... — Stage Band-blasts on — soundproof room to practice in — West High rouser-polka style — quality not quantity — SQUIRRELY!!! — West High rouser-waltz style — always school spirited — ever present to traditionally begin our auditoriums — holiday concert — coming through loud and clear — stagehands own creative arrangements — brass adds pizazz! — “Chris stand up!” — “Who was that sax player? BAND — FIRST ROW L. TO R.: K. Locke. C. Scott. C. Baldwin. B. Pineda. J. Renallo. I. Gorenson. J. Roos. C. Harvala. M Sussman. S. Olson. P. Hickman. SECOND ROW: M Bernard. A Battaglia. J. Englebart. T Tuthill. M Jackson. S. Kramer. T. Conroy. S. Preston. L. Plaisance. B. Larson. A. Kilbride. THIRD ROW R. Knudsen. P. Kieth. J. Marcy. A Marcos. M. Pirner. W Bolin. B Fabes. B. Fitch. M Buford. S. Shafer. J. Perlmutter. C. Schlafer. J. Knudsen FOURTH ROW S. Schwartz. K. Vogel. M Fitch. A Ellmgham. J. Tilsen. W. Hastings C. Tack. M. Dak. B Taylor. G. Baldwin. D. Kellam. A. Yates. A Bernard. P. Walton. C. Metcalf. 43 Sunrise! Under the direction of Mr. Keith Gause, the old Pop Group became the new Sunrise. The addition of new music, costumes, choreography, and direction have turned out an energetic and enjoyable new group. With the shows here at West, at banquets, and caroling through Southdale. just to mention a few. this group of dancers, singers and musicians has had a busy but fun schedule. Also, three of its members were selected to represent West High in the All City Choir. Classroom time is well spent as Sunrise creates their own choreography. Jon performs “Your Song for our new Homecoming Queen. SUNRISE-FIRST ROW. L. TO R.: P. Keith. H. Doherty. J. Ibele. J. Bardales. R Lampley. J. Poor. K. Knudsen. D Miller. SECOND ROW: C. Curry. S. McChesney. S Lewis. S. Anderson. L. Anderson. K. Beckmen, J. Carlson. J. Dedon. 44 CHOIR-FIRST ROW L. TO R.: K. Gause. C Buran. B. Preston. M Lund. A. White. N. Capiz. C. Curry. R. Meyers. B. Johnson. SECOND ROW: J. Barr. L. Rath. M. Swanson. B. Nicholson. R. Lampley. H. Dougherty. M Cox. P. Lynch, D Thedens. C. Witzel. THIRD ROW: C. Culberson. J. Dedon. J. Carlson. L. Fenn. J. Poor. D. Richie. P. White. J. Ullom. K. Speese. C. Feralin. L. Peterson. One more time and we ll have it! Mr. Gause has his own style of playing the piano. Do, Re, Mi, Fa, Sol, La, Ti. Do Choir concerts, selling pom poms, and the choir trip, highlighted the year. Led by their enthusiastic conductor Mr. Keith Gause. choir fever soon affected many West students as a result of the fine concerts. Enrollment increased as the talent of West High emerged. A special extra of this year, were the many solo performances by some of the members, Also, congratulations to the eight representatives of West in the All City Choir. 45 ■ SERVICE CLUB — FIRST ROW L. TO R.: K. Cassidy. K. Beckmen. J. Perry. SECOND ROW. S. Beckmen. N. Stephenson. J. Perry. J Okerland Jill Perry samples the merchandise A Marathon lasts a goooood long time! Service That Satisfies Grumble, grumble, my stomach calls out. and when I am hungry I resort to a pout. The situation was hopeless and I was in doubt, but then I heard the Service Club shout. A cheerful face greets me as I walked towards the stand, pop. candy and popcorn were soon in my hand. When my tummy was happy after I ate, I realized the Service Club really is great. 46 JUNIOR VARSITY DEBATE TEAM — L. TO R.: S. Kibert. K. Smith. A. Holt. D. Brashear. L. Blaisance. E. Rosen Debate Makes Friends RESOLVED: Debate makes friends. PROS: Debaters are able to see both sides of an issue, develop arguments, think on their feet, and share ideas. CONS: Having coughing spells in the middle of a debate, dropping a file of organized cards, and getting up at 7:00 A.M. for Saturday debates. CONCLUSION: Although the team works hard, it’s mostly fun-even if they sometimes fail to see the point. Eva delivers her constructive speech NOVICE DEBATE TEAM — FIRST ROW L. TO R.: E. Boreman. A. Marcos. J. Baker. M Jones. SECOND ROW — M Sussman. S. Crocker. M Carr. F. Kaul. Z. Friedman. R. Pineda. M.L. Pirner. THIRD ROW — A. Bernard. K. Marubio Lisa watches intently as she judges a debate. 47 We Love Our Language All three language clubs got a chance to prove their talents on the soccer field this fall. In a rough round - robin, the French Club came out on top. The German club, while not seeing German films, got their fill of food at the Black Forest Inn. It was too bad the parks were closed; however the Skating Christmas Party made up for the disappointment. 46 The Spanish Class, working so hard on making Pinatas. only to see them smashed in little pieces, was hard for some class members to take. However the candy seemed to ease the pain. For further relief there is a Gourmet Spanish dinner planned for this year. Eugenia Rodrigez has a smile as sunny as her native Columbia! The French people were well entertained this year at Macalester by the play Cyrano de Bergerac . Thank goodness for all of the French and American holidays, they are a good excuse for having a party. Mr. Oliver Is the teacher listening in? the control panel. 8ottoms up! ETHNIC CULTURAL CLUB - FIRST ROW. L TO R.: O. Brown. R Curtis. C. Denluis. SECOND ROW: J. Hazley. THIRD ROW: B Jackson. B. Ewing. J. Dennis. FOURTH ROW: V. Nelson. T. Jordon. K. Prince. M. Vincent. FIFTH ROW: Mrs. Lee, P. McIntyre. Mr. Hargraves. 'There’s no ifs. ands. or buts about it. That's the way it is! The best seat in the house. Spreading Our Cultures The Ethnic Cultural Club is a group of students from varying racial and Ethnic backgrounds. The club sponsored an Ethnic Luncheon this year. The luncheon consisted of food from many different cultures. The club was also responsible for the food served at Open House this year. The Ethnic Cultural Club is proud of its varying ethnic and racial backgrounds and is proud to be able to share them with others. 49 Dancers model Vogue's winter line-up. Urban Arts Encourages Creativity The Urban Arts program is for the West High Students interested in exploring the careers offered throughout the city, not at West. Classes range from Dancing and Theatre to Music and Photography. For some, this is the first big step out of high school life into the '‘real world. 50 It Pays Off Earning both a salary and school credits, students make the gradual change from high school ‘fun’ to adult responsibility. The workers learn things not taught at school, but other things important for life; the value of work, cooperating with people, following orders and more. Lisa greets her customers at Burger King with a smile 51 Bob Roden works at Lunds through the work program at West. SKI CLUB - FIRST ROW. L. TO R.: J. Kaplan. P. Sussman. L. Rose. J. Rubenstein. SECOND ROW: What? $47! P. Inveen. K. Smith. T. Smith. T. Phelps. M Hirshfield. J. Farrell. A. Hastings. THIRD ROW: Mr. Hargreaves. C. Premer, B. Phelps. D. Odland. Wonderful Winter Break This years’ winter break started off with a boom and a bang for Ski Club members. We were transported to Bessemer. Mich. There was only one thing on our minds, skiing of course, and skiing we did. Two great days of nothing but going downhill. Indianhead and Porcupine seemed to be popular with the ski club members. AND THEN I DID A DOUBLE MOBIOUS! 52 4 6 Ping-Pong Progresses A Ping Pong team was pulled together at West this year. The team consisted of boys who wanted to participate in one of the worlds most widely known and played non-contact sport. This years practices were held at Disneys Table Tennis Club. They have the Coke-a-Cola Co. to thank for their financial generosity. The team has hopes for being continued next year. EXTRA LITTLE REACH! PING PONG TEAM - L. TO R.: B. Allen. B. Wood. K. Vogel. D. Rigert. H. Mhoon. 53 They Got Spirit ... Those girls are dynamite'' with their rhythmic razz-ma-tazz. Their ooh ah and cowboy cheer fills the other team with fear. If you don’t cheer they might just whoop you so when they say number you’d better say one.” Their power, Their might is out of sight, they make the team really want to fight. Their attitude is never just la de da as they’re always full of pep and fight. So it’s plain to see that no one messes with mean guys in green- except the cheerleaders! Cindy Cornelius: f.w. Chris Curry: f. JUNIOR CHEERLEADERS: Stephanie Johnson: f.w. Jill Berman: w. Janet Clark: w. NOT PICTURED: Taffa Hazely: w. Cheerleaders shake what they've got! Janet's got legs! Anne Baron: f.w. Becky Preston: f. Lynn Cannon: f.w. Amy Linner: f.w. Hey all you cowboy fans ... FRESHMAN CHEERLEADERS-FIRST ROW. I. TO R.: Molly Roth:w. SECOND ROW: Tricia Conroy: f.w. Suzanne Lomax: w, Liegh Thompson: w. THIRD ROW: Janey Carny: w, Laura Whittmer: f.w. Mary Comer: w. SOPHOMORE CHEERLEADERS-FIRST ROW.L.TO R: Sigrid McCormick: f. Gwen Larson:w. SECOND ROW. Cindy Chu:w. Sara Pres-ton:f.w. Lisa Plaisance:f.w. — breakfasts at Perkins — dirty white skirts — CRAZY? initiations — the B-squad babies — new cowboy hats — hiding under football coats in cold weather NOT PICTURED: Gail Williams w-winter Man. Sally Stotesberry: w. Ann Healy: w. — basketball players running in during a cheer — getting into games free — falling on your fanny on the ice — basketball cheerleaders' green tennis shoes — no heat on the bus from Babbit — FUN!!!FUN!!!FUN!!! 55 Highsteppers Step In Style And .. “Once We Got Started” we had “Happy Feelings because we knew “This Would Be the danceline “West Has Always Dreamed Of. So any Friday or “Saturday Night Westites can always “call on the Highsteppers to be Their Sweet Things. We’ll never be “Dancing Too Long for Just Too Many People think “We Should Be Dancing instead of finishing the season with a Stoney End!!! DEVASTATING!!! S-T-R-E-T-C-H 56 HIGHSTEPPERS - FIRST ROW. L. TO R.: J. Swanson. C. Wukotich. J. Dedon. SECOND ROW: K. Birkeland. K. Reeman. T. Madson. L. Thompson. M. Patten. S. Bailly. A. Hirshfield. L. Rath. L. Erikson. J. Hanvick, A. Stietz. THIRD ROW: L. Thompson. S. Fitzmaurioe, N. Jenkins. A. Holt. NOT PICTURED: D. Dornbach, S. Namacher. C. Osterberg. Dancing makes the practice all worthwhile. Spirit! Meet at the mirrow-l mean wall! 24 kicks! plus 8!!! rusa frusa frusa ruse!!! “Stoney End”-FALL! Five minute rest, and there's Amy off and running. Captains Karin and Ann. carwash and bakesales and bakesales and bakesales . . progressive dinner “Do we get the gym? Mrs. Pattens sewing class. The music stops during “Once You Get Started. 57 “What can I say?-we're great!” West Is Thrivin’ On Mocha’s Jivin’ Mocha Industry is a dance group that performs at auditoriums and sometimes during basketball half-times. Mocha shows us a facet of West High never before seen on stage. It began for Black History Week and stayed together for the purpose of drawing more participants into auditoriums. With popular, rock music, jazzy new costumes and practice up to four times a week, Mocha’s popularity soared. 58 It's called teamwork! LEFT ROW: B. Ewing. J. Dennis. C. Dinkins. R. Curtis RIGHT ROW: J. Brown. T. Jordon.T. Hazely. Do you think Picasso started this way? Steve intently paints the senior play set. A red or a magenta. Marty wonders. Behind The Scenes ... They’re a diverse group who are engineers, artists, and craftsmen. They take pride in their work as they are always on the go. building sets and taking them down. They have fun too: playing emergency on the ladders, sitting in Mr. Steltons chair, going into the rafters when you’re afraid of heights, or being burned in your blank” by a strobelight. Yet. they are persistent-they are the stagecrew. STAGE CREW: L. TO R.: Steve Waalk. Stewart. Bernstein. David Lomax. NOT PICTURED: Marty Daughenbach. Gordy Spicer. S9 ■ill 60 We Gave Our All Football started out rough with “hell week” and continued that way throughout the season. As always we put out our best effort, but injuries and inexperience made the going tough. Because we're not quitters our optimism brought improvement as each game was played. Looking toward the future it seems bright for we have many exciting prodigies in in our Sophomore and Freshmen teams. VARSITY FOOTBALL TEAM — FIRST ROW L. TO R.: J. Boyd, B. Choisa. G. Tyson; SECOND ROW — J. Nefstead; coach. T. Massie. M. Meehan. THIRD ROW — J. Harrington. M. Kleber. G. Spicer. SOPHOMORE FOOTBALL TEAM — FIRST ROW L TO R.: R. Jedlicka. H. Green. D. Thumberg. J. Dennis. J. Bergford. C. Hobert. A. Wyatt. R. Meyers. D. Clemens. T Shaefer. T Ness. R. Balfour. SECOND ROW S Parker. R. Farrow. J. Gitchoway. J. Fitzgerald. W Tanfield. C. Cornelius. M Day. M. Lerner, D. Jacobson. F. Sartell. Mr. Pierson: coach. THIRD ROW: J. Tyler. H. Mhoon. W. Hastings. C. Zeck. C. Priess. D. Babineau. R. Aufderheide. S. Ward. T. Pulver. D. Valtinson. Not pictured: Mr. Withers; coach. 62 FIRST ROW — D. Writenour. T. Hobert. D. McNamer; coach. J. Roche. D. Odland. J. Trousdale. T. Hennessey. SECOND ROW — J. Martin. S. Fine. R. Curtis. T. Wesley. J. Boyd. C. Sanocki. J. Walvatne. K. Kielty: coach. THIRD ROW — C. Thurin. S. Gibson. M Fitzmaurice, S. Peterson. T. condon. B. Carlson. F. Buhman; manager. Cowboys hustle on the play. Jim Trousdale uses his senior muscle power to throw the ball. 63 Winning Times ... Dedication and willingness to work are two qualities that one must possess to be a member of the cross country team. Everyday work outs were “breath taking.” Although the team was small in number there were many stand-out performances. According to Coach Kromminga. the greatest downfall of cross country running at West is the continuing lack of student participation. Sophomore Tracy Tuthill was voted to the All City Girl's Cross Country Team. Another Sophomore. Bob Fitch, the top boy’s runner, ran over 1,000 miles in less than a year’s recorded time. Steve runs and runs! West’s top runner demonstrates winning form. 64 CROSS COUNTRY TEAM — FRONT ROW L. TO R.: S. Waalk. S. Lewis. T. Tuthill. R. Fitch. BACK ROW: D. Kurtti. C. Baldwin, J. Lindfors, A. Thrasher. NOT PICTURED: L. Landstrom. M. Scriven. R. Thrasher. The agony of a three mile run. West leads the race. Top Places — running the lake over and over — early morning practices — shin splints — a young team with alot of promise — coaches Baily and Kromminga — getting our best times — top Soph runners-Tracy and Bob — nervousness before meets — hard working and determined group — tough competition 65 Girls' Ace Opponents .. It was the middle of August at the Kenwood Tennis Courts when a group of young and hopeful tennis players began practicing. Early morning work-outs in the hot sun, challenging for a position on the team, and drills, drills, drills were all factors of their success. It was now that the unbeaten girls team had to beat the defending city champs. The girls were a bundle of nerves because of the importance of the match. Three hours later smiles were seen laughter was heard as the team emerged CITY CHAMPS! Connie Buran looks on as her team Cut the cake, scratch the back, swat does well. the fly Ready position. GIRLS TENNIS TEAM-FIRST ROW. L. TO R.: C. Skay. C. Juntilla. S. Nammacher, C. Nammacher. A. Albitz. S. Premer. SECOND ROW: S. Hunting. G. Larson. K. Sherbarth. THIRD ROW: A. Greulich. M. Birk, K. Nicholas. M. Morstad. J. Baker. K. Vermeland. Not Pictured: M. Schwob. C. Buran. Two on one. A power serve! Abbie contemplates her match. Reach for the sky. Pregame strategy. Cathy serves an ace. Win City! — WINNING CITY!!!!!!!!! — deadballs. cheapshots, homeruns — taxis to meets — cracks at the Kenwood Courts — hot sun — wear your bloomers — cookies and kool-aid after meets. YUM! — early morning summer practices — butterflies — topspins — Cee Cee hitting Katy with her serve! — WINNING! WINNING! WINNING! 67 A three legged race? Mike’s concentration enables him to give his full effort. SOCCER TEAM-FIRST ROW. L. TO R.: J. Nowicki. D. Phelps. R. Maxwell, A. French. B. Myers. H. Luartes. T. Vermeland. C. Tack, D. Vermeland. SECOND ROW: R. Balcos. T. Phelps. W. Bolin. R. Hanson. J. Ruddy. J. Farrell. T. Healy. P. Brashear. C. Myers. T. Smith. THIRD ROW: Coach Hargreaves. I. Dell. D. Becht. M Zozel. E. Akguc. B. Phelps. Schwob. J. Parker. D. Dworsky. M. Anderson. D. Bedor. A. Cummins. K. Hyun. F. Goetz. K. Vogel. We Strive To Make Soccer, the new raging sport, brought thirty-seven West students out for the team. The players ranged from 4'10 Freshmen to 6’2 Seniors. The team began practicing at the end of August. The players kicked, scored, worked, and sweated five days a week. The team had a busy schedule with two or three games a week. Depth is one of the team’s biggest assets. Coach Hargreaves said that ‘’there is alot of potential in the Sophomores and he looks forward to a good soccer 68 season in the coming year at West.” Go, Go. Go. Go! ri A fight for possesion. Our Goals — Kenny's broken elbow — Ben Gay Day! ! ! — Carney “white shoes” Miller — beating Brady — Hey Yogi! ! ! — great Washburn game — Where is Jim Parker ... Downtown again! ! ! — contact sport — Sunday practices, ugh! — Frank and Turk? — Whose car can I go in? — SOCCER! ! ! Collision! Goalie David Vemeland gets rid of the ball! Hey. what did I do? Dave Dworsky moves the ball downfield. Pickles Jar Volleyballs flying and screams of. That cannot happen! filled the gymnasium as the volleyball team practiced and practiced. Sore fingers and forearms were daily casualties to the hard working team. Although the pickles lost many close matches they kept their spirit throughout the season. After each meet, win or loose, the team all feasted on pickles. The future looks bright for the team as three out of six starters will be returning. Stretch Luker demonstrates her specialty. VOLLEYBALL TEAM-FIRST ROW. L. TO R.: M Morgan. M Towne. C. Kaplan. M Hellen-drung. J. Clark. SECOND ROW: A. Battaglia. C. Henry. J. Ullom. P. Clark. T. Edwards. C. Jones. J. Martin. THIRD ROW: E. Papadakas. L. Connery. D. Luker. S. Clark. D. Gross. C. Cornelius. Power volleyball!'’ Taping hands before a meet is a necessary ritual. i � . UP and OVER! Their Opponents — bump with the pickles! — wear your knee pads! — bump, set — pickle power — dresses on the day of games — practice, practice — being mooned by the football players — Miss Bradach's broken arm — Mrs. Daley's parakeet imitation — pepper drills, ugh! — meat grinders, ugh! ugh! — Patty dives for the ball and lands on her rear end. — SPIRIT! — GREAT YEAR! 71 Janny puts her best arm forward. It was all quiet as the starter fired the gun. Seconds later the crowd was roaring. The result ... victory for the West Girls Swim Team. They began practicing at the end of August with their new coaches, Kathy Malone and Scott Jenkins. At each practice they added more yards, more pool time, and more pain! Every night the bus driver took home tired and hungry swimmers. Against the defending city champs West took nine firsts out of twelve events. The season proved satisfying and victorious! Lynn rests after a hard race. A near-sighted swimmer? GIRLS' SWIM TEAM-FIRST ROW. L. TO R.: M. Stephenson. J. Gustatson. A. Ellingham. A. Whitlock, L. Streitz. K. Smith. C. Baldwin. K. Malone; head coach. SECOND ROW: S. Jenkins; asst, coach. C. Maginnis. J. Perry. N. Stephenson. N. Flanery; co-capt., L. Gustafson. C. Curry; co-capt., L. Frothinger. Not Pictured: K. Bose. A. Walsh. L. Anderson. After a race. Anne laughs off her tension. FLY LIZ FLY! Coach Scott watches his team's success. It Suits Us Fine — WINNING! — pull, kick, swim ... — Patty duke song — three and a half hour practices!!! — lead arms, sore eyes — waves, waves, waves — hickies — FLIP YOUR TURNS! — Scott blushing — relaxing in the showers — diving contests? — Maloney Baloney — SPLASH!!! 73 BOYS SWIM TEAM-FIRST ROW: L. TO R.: E New ton. J. Anderson. P. Stephenson. C. Childers. R. Sharpe. SECOND ROW: S. Metcalf. B. Hastings. J. Farrel. A. Cummins. THIRD ROW. A. Hargreaves; coach. B. Phelps. D Baird. C. Baldwin. L. Landstrom. G. Balwin. Splish, Splash It is the thrill of competition and their perfect fitness which made the swim team stroke to the finish. While all the good spirits on the way to practices, some were deflated when they realized they had forgotten their swimsuits and would have to swim in the raw. Their perseverance followed them to Olson Pool each day where they slid through the water like fish in the sea. Under Coach Hargreaves, they crawled, butterflied. and backstroked like veterans. Team members anxiously await their turns at poolside. 74 Bill Phelps relaxes after a hard race. They Took A Bath — a young team — springing off those blocks — the first lifesaving in fourteen years — only twenty-five more laps! — I didn't know Mr. Hargreaves could swim. — water logged! — Who wants to swim the 500? — potential Gymnasts Flip Flop Gymnastics is a sport that requires concentration, extreme effort, precision timing, and great dedication. Our gymnasts are a group of young talented girls who make victory look easy. With yamashita vaults, walk-overs and beam, lay-outs on floor, and eagles on bars, they tantalize and amaze the audience. A meet is like a performance in which our gymnasts demonstrate their abilities. Coach Guelle tapes their hands and shin splints so they can kip, flip, and vault their way to the top! Nancy Jenkins performs a thriller! Will she make it? 76 GYMNASTICS TEAM - FIRST ROW. L. TO R.: C. Curry; co-capt., C. Cornelius; co-capt. SECOND ROW: M. Oask; ass't coach. C. Tumulity. L. Streitz. C. Osterberg, M. Jackson, S. Porter, M. Krislov. THIRD ROW: M. Birk. N. Jenkins, S. Dornbach, J. Sands. E. Stanley. M. Muldoon. C. Osterberg. S. Mott, D. Guelle; head coach. Cindy Cornelius combines grace with a Liz Streitz mounts the bars with superior smile. fashion. Chris Osterberg displays true gymnast form. To Victory - ripped hands on bars - Captains Curry and Cornelius - intermurals, ugh! - the annex . . . pop machine - getting the whistle on beam - all-around “A - only two Seniors - looking at the video tapes - ice packs and grips - 4” beam - Silly Guelle and Mary - working to break 100 - winning season 77 Jumpin’ and Dunkin’ The girls basketball team was a team Westites should be proud of. It was young, it had only two Seniors, and it did well. Practicing almost everyday, for two hours, from November until March, the girls produced quickness and high-spirited fun. They worked on “settling down and team work. and. as the season progressed, you could tell it worked. At meets, this team was known for it's good sportsmanship and emotional control. With all these assets and their potential to get it all together in the next few years, they're dribbling toward success. 78 Girls’ Basketball TEAM-FRONT ROW. L. TO R.: S. Brown. L. Anderson. L. Hendricksen. C. Juntilla. A. Wood. M. L. Barr. J. Martin. P. Clark. SECONO ROW: R. Pierson. S. Clark. L. Conery. D. Schermenhorn. D. Luker. T. Hawely. C. Jenkins, J. Bradach. A quick breather between halves. Who put helium in the basketball?” Working More To Score — “Happiness is West Girls Basketball — two Soph's starting! — Miss Bradach's 3 technical fouls all in one game!!! — captain- Michelle Burkhalter — “Wiggles and “Muscles — real team work in the Henry game — Pierson- pivot and shoot. Deb! — high potential — Miss Bradach on the edge of her seat! — a few wild shots 79 Hockey Is As Sharp Hockey got the puck, in the nets, and scored this year. Through home-cooked meals by Mr. Baxter and a freezing trip to Northern Minnesota, the team stuck together. Leading scorer, and captain Pete Norton, led the team to many, tense, overtime victories which had the fans on the edge of their seats. With a season highlighted by games with Southwest and Washburn, the players showed strength and potential for the future. Captain Pete “wrestles” for the puck. Mike H-U-S-T-L-E-S. VARSITY HOCKEY - SECOND ROW L. TO R.: G. Fisker. D Becht. A. Cornelius. T. Healy. J. Bergtord. m Dowson. M. Zosei. B. Rinker; manager. FIRST ROW: M. Cassidy. M. Schwob. J. Baxter; coach. P. Norton; capt. J. Trousdale. C. Miller. S. Schmidt. Players anxiously watch their team. JUNIOR VARSITY HOCKEY: FRONT ROW I. TO R.: D. Clemens. J. Nowicki. BACK ROW: T. Laine; coach. W. Tanfield, M. Anderson. K Schaffer. A. Cornelius. A. Wyatt. G. Fisker. B. Fabes. K. Crowley. A. Mack. Out of my way turkey! Captain Tom sets up the puck for a score. As Their Blades - busting a stick-a-day - new helmets and masks - mooomentum, mooomentum. we want moomentum!” - windsprints and lightning drills - different styles of skating - injuries . . . - captains Peter and Tom - Mr. Laines’ warmups (inside) - Baxter: time is money! - playing at Augsburg - freezing on the bus to Babbit. - carwash with cheerleaders - more spirited fans 81 All New Wrestlers ... With only one Senior on the squad, the inexperienced West Wrestlers has to work hard. Although wrestling hasn't been the trend at West, many individual's performances stood out. The players who stayed with the sport learned alot. The team was a diversified group in background and personality yet they learned to work together as a group and function as a team. A struggling match! WRESTLING TEAM - FRONT ROW: L. TO R.: T. Lueng; co-capt.. C. Williams. K. Fontaine. M. Galle, J. Bernard: mgr.. SECOND ROW: J. Mikkelson, F. Buhman. D. Barbineau. R. Farrow. M. Bernard. S. Fine. BACK ROW: R. McNamer; coach. A. Bernard: co-capt.. R. Armstrong. T. Condon. J. Walvatne. D. Anderson; ass't coach. 82 Lueng takes his opponent to the mat. West coaches look on intently! It takes two to tango! Wrestle Opponents — hard drills that produced moaning and groaning — learning the fundamentals — captains Al Bernard and Tony Leung — boys locker room scale!! — six minutes to pin — physically demanding sport — hard to stay psyched up — inexperienced, high potential — giant step from park board wrestling — learning to work as a team 83 Dribblers Dribble- With great hustle and enthusiasm the West Basketball Team obtained stunning results. Although height was not their strong point they capitalized on both team work and individual effort. The Cowboys proved their skill as they defeated most of the city teams. The team showed their competitive spirit by coming from behind and winning with seconds remaining. This provided thrilling entertainment for the rowdy” Cowboy fans. When asked how the team would play, Coach Kielty showed the team’s optimism when he replied, We plan on winning. In which they did! MacMillen out-manuvers his opponent. 84 WRSITY BASKETBALL TEAM- FIRST ROW. J. Macmillan, capt.. Ken Kielty head coach. SECOND ROW- C Meyers. J. Carlson. W. Runyon. W. Jackson. D. Federly. M. Vincent. T. Hennessy. J. Crow, D. Hennesy. J. Roche. D. Bedor, P. Walton. M. Kelber. R. Mckinney. J. Brown Bill Jackson shoots for the score. To Successful Season! — the Hennessey brothers — close exciting games — Washburn band leaves at halftime — tip it to a West High guy” — drastically improved — talent on the bench — Highsteppers at halftime — heartbreaking loss to Roosevelt — Macmillan beats Washburn in overtime! — victorious season 85 We Ski Up To ... Thirteen dedicated Westites met everyday, for four months. Rain or shine, weathering the below zero cold. Pulling their separate ways over the snow, they trained for another meet. But these easygoing, informal practices clashed with the atmosphere of meets. Steady nerves, pacing themselves, using judgement and finally sprinting, our team skied over the four kilometer track. All schools, comprising at least sixty competitors, participated in every meet. Although only the top two times make up the score, most of the truck’in team agreed it was well worth it. Inga is oft to a good start. GIRLS CROSS-COUNTRY SKI TEAM - FRONT ROW. L. TO R.: J. Brock. Z. Friedman. D. Gross. I. Soderberg. BACK ROW: E. Borman. S. Bevis. 66 BOYS CROSS COUNTRY SKI TEAM - FRONT ROW. L. TO R.: K. Dean. M Larsen. B. Fitch. M. Scriven. S. Lopez. BACK ROW: D. Murphy. C. Zeck. D. Dworsky. NOT PICTURED: J. Welby. Dan Murphy takes a flying leap. The Winning Tradition — New coach- Mr. Hansen — singing Wasted Days and Wasted Nights” — Murphy’s broken skis — captain Mark Scriven — I hate it until it’s over ... then I love it! — girls first in city! — fun in the snow!!! Downhillers’ Ski To We start out the year running halls and doing exercises and soon we begin skiing every day. We have our trials and tribulations as we straddle gates, catch tips, and wipe the hill. But. eventually we learn to carve out turns and glide through the course. Our hard work and determination keep us winners yet we always strive for improvment. We help each other on improving technique and pull together for that final goal-victory. M Danna Premer ''attacks” the course! Martha goes for it! Cindi shows freshman. Annie, how to tie the bibs! GIRLS' DOWNHILL SKIING-FIRST ROW L. TO R.: L. Wittmer. C. Premer. E. Babcock. K. Becht. SECOND ROW: T. Edwards. J. Okerland. THIRD ROW: D. Premer. C. Jones. K. Nicholas. M. Schwob; captain. NOT PICTURED: A. Ellingham. L. Rose. J. Perry 88 BOYS DOWNHILL SKIING-FIRST ROW: L. TO R.: J. Bent . E. Parker. C. Tack. L. Plummer. J. Robinson. SECOND ROW: C. Sanoki. P. Sussman. A. French. D. F helps. T. Smith. T. Smith. THIRD ROW: D Albitz, K. Knudsen. F. Goetz. R. Hanson. D. Odland. P. Kloth, D. Kellam. B. Furney. J. Babcock: coach, captain. J. Parker. C. Priess. T. Kellogg. A. Sanford. I. Dell. J. Kaplan. Captain. Jim shows excellent form. Dave. Tom. and Chris study the course. Freshman. John Robinson edging into the hill. The Top; With Success — Martha's scream — new coach Mr. Kimble — breaking poles — sumo squats during dry land training — Is the bus staying? — slush skiing — carve your turns — freezing your — one tenth of a second??? — sharpening and waxing skis — eating in the chalet during practices — the fatal disease-Mush Mouth — Champions!!! 89 SCORE BLOCKS 1976 SOCCER West 1 West 2 West 3 West 3 West 1 West 0 West 3 West 2 West 2 West 3 West 2 West 2 ■ West 2 • West 3 ■ - 3 Breck - 3 Blake - 1 Harding 3 Washburn 2 Minnehaha 5 Johnson 2 Brady 3 Robbinsdale 3 Johnson 3 Minnetonka 3 Harding 3 Washburn 3 Robbinsdale 3 Central 1976 GIRLS TENNIS West 3 - 2 Roosevelt West 5 - 0 Henry West 5 - 0 Central West 4 - 1 South West 5 - 0 Edison West 3 - 2 Southwest West 5 - 0 North West 4 • 1 Washburn T.C. Match. West 2 - 3 Hyland Park •West 4 - 1 Breck •West 1 - 4 Fridley •denotes district play offs 1976 GIRLS VOLLEYBALL West 18.16.4 - 7.18.18. North West 7,11 - 18,18, Southwest West 16.18.15 - 18.5.18. Edison West 0 - 2 Roosevelt West 14.14.6 - 18.18,18 Henry West 8,14 - 18.18. Central West 14.18.10 - 18,9.18. Washburn West 18.18,8 - 13.18,18. South 1977 BOYS BASKETBALL West 67 - 47 Edison West 55 - 57 Roosevelt West 69 - 56 South West 58 - 69 North West 55 - 42 Henry West 65 - 96 Central West 66 - 65 Washburn West 66-61 Southwest West 74 - 58 Edison West 51-68 Roosevelt West 71-89 South West 70-71 North West 64 - 52 Henry West 68 - 93 Central West 58 - 62 Washburn West 50 - 66 Southwest West 46 - 60 Orono West 51-67 Kennedy West 51 - 53 Mahtomedi m Mi 1976 FOOTBALL SCORES West West West West West West West 14 West 0 West 0 0 - South 0-12 South 34 Washbu 21 Edison ran: 0 o 6-14 Southwest 0 29 Roosevelt 22 Henry 21 North 31 Central imi 1977 BOYS WRESTLING West beat Blake West lost to Central West lost to Edison West lost to Henry West tied Holy Angels West beat Minnehaha West lost to North West lost to Roosevelt West lost to South West lost to Southwest West lost to Washburn 1977 GIRLS BASKETBALL West 20 - 47 Roosevelt West 26 - 53 South West 11-36 North West 51-35 Humboldt West 24 - 35 Centenial West 37 - 29 Henry West 11-30 Spring Lake Park West 37 - 45 Central West 49 - 70 Washburn West 37 41 Southwest West 30 - 32 Edison West 34-51 Roosevelt West 34 - 52 South West 27 - 69 North 1977 BOYS SKIING West beat Central West beat Washburn West beat Henry West lost to Southwest West lost to Edison West beat Marshall U. Section 3 Slalom Champs!!! 1977 GIRLS SKIING West beat Roosevelt West beat Marshal U. West beat Edison West beat Southwest West beat Henry West beat South West lost to Washburn West beat Central Section 3 Cross-Country Champs!!! Section 3 Slalom Champs!!!! 1977 GIRLS SWIMMING West 58 - 25 South West 62 - 20 Marshall U. West 51 - 25 Henry West 56 - 27 Edison West 76 - 95 Washburn West 58 - 25 Central West 53 - 30 Roosevelt West conference, tie.----— 1977 HOCKEY West 1 - 3 Lincoln West 5 - 6 St. Paul Murray West 9 - 2 Orono West 1 - 3 Kennedy West 10 - 6 Ely West 3 - 2 Edison West 1 - 6 South West 3 - 7 Washburn West 4 - 2 Roosevelt West 2 - 5 Southwest West 12-2 North West 3 - 4 Henry West 10 - 2 North West 2-4 Roosevelt West 2-1 Washburn West 10 - 0 Central West 9 - 1 Central West 2 - 6 Wayzata 1977 BOYS SWIMMING West beat North West lost to Edison West lost to Southwest West lost to South West lost to Washburn West lost to Central West lost to Roosevelt West lost to Henry Relays 2-2 1977 PING PONG TEAM West 4-12 Woodbury West 4-12 Mariner West 3-13 Cretin West 3 - 13 St. Thomas West 3-13 Washburn 91 92 They’ve Got The School, Our principal describes his concerns as, everybody and everything. and our three Assistant Principals agree that they, share overall building responsibilities with the Principal. This sounds like a lot of work and it is! But it doesn’t seem as impossible, when you know our Athletic Director is behind them all the way. The five of them made many improvements this year, two of them were the new portables and the plans for the construction of our new gym. The students at West don’t realize the extent of these administrators control, but if for one day. they left their duties, the school would not function. Mr. Dean Berntsen: Principal. Mr, Michael Sager: Assistant Principal. 94 Mrs. Willarene Beasley: Assistant Principal. Mr. Robert Roessel: Assistant Principal. Mr. Dick Allen: Athletic Director. I'd love to dance. Mr. Berntsen. but Mr. Roessel asked me first. In Their Hands — hallway gladiators — seen mostly at snack break — “Big Brother's watching over ALL — auditorium seating chart makers — undelivered pink passes — locker inspection — attendance, attendance,attendance — “Which A.P. has A-K? — unexpected quote in the paper about lunches 95 Friends With Advice The phrase. “Brady's Harem is a city-wide joke referring to the West High counseling department now that two new males have been added to the staff. This year, both new and old counselors agree that more time should be spent with the students in non-crisis situations. Their assigned duties involve testing, orientation, keeping records and programming, programming, programming ... But they would prefer, and deserve, the image of a friend because they help plan post high school careers, and are a referral source to other teenage agencies. Contact with students, teachers and administration gives the counselors the ability to bring the whole school society closer together. Mr. James Kotchever. counselor Mr. Kenneth Rustad. counselor Mr. Jack McDonald, counselor Ms. Nelvia Brady, counselor % OFFICE CLERKS: M. McGuire. P. Bailey. M. Perry. I. Hill. L. Miller. M. Eastman ATTENDANCE CLERKS: B. Peterson. I. Boyer. West High. May I help you today .. So this is who makes the absence list! Behind The Scenes Specialized clerks make up the nucleus of school activity; the office. A programming Clerk, Finance Clerk, General Clerk and Secretaries for all Principals combine their talents to deal with the everyday and not-so-everyday problems of West High. Receiving visitors, giving out information, sorting bags of mail, typing and running the switchboard are some of the tasks that fill their “school days. 97 People Sharing, Who takes great concern in the students welfare, who do both students and teachers turn to. and who do we often take for granted? The Librarians, Social Workers, cooks, 300 aides and the nurse. These people take pride in their work and most of them have been involved in their occupations for a long and dedicated time. So whether in need of a bandaid or a cook, they’ve got it all. Shhhhhhhhh. you're In the library! 98 Which piece to move next? Room 300 is used for more than just studying. Ms. Donna Dorf: Nurse. TEACHERS AIDES. L. TO R.: M Cheathom. S. Bennett. D. Caviezel. D. Shannon. J. Hockert. G. Strand. Smile! Smile! Smile! Caring And Helping — 15 cents, thank you — SSSSSSSSSHHHHHHHHHHHH — Room 300- go to room library — Library- go to room 300 — todays' combo is.. — You have another orthodontist appointment? — the snack bar's rising prices — People Who Care! 99 100 Mr. Drake Anderson: Social Studies. Mr. William Anderson: Math. Having no handicap is the greatest handicap there is. If you're not trying to overcome something, you'll probably go through life being mediocre. A Time To Teach The time that the faculty of West High is active the most is anytime, the place is anywhere. Our faculty is willing to make time in order to aid in solving student conflicts. Also, continuing the advisory program has enabled relationships to develop between teachers and students on a friend to friend basis. All in all the students of West respect and admire our irreplaceable faculty. Mr. George Baily: Industrial Arts. Smile, it only hurts for a little while. V Mr. Doug Backhaus: Math. Mr. David Beenken: English. I’m still searching for Hesperia, turkey!, or was it a Hesperian, turkey? Mr. James Baxter: Science. Anyone who loves hockey can't be all bad. Mr. Richard Blomgren: Business. Mr. John Behrendt: Social Studies. History is like women, women are beautiful, interesting, kind, mysterious, but full of mistakes. Miss. Mary Jo Boardman: Social Studies. This time, like other times, is a very good one. if we but know what to do with it. EMERSON 101 Miss. Joan Bradach: English. This job Mr. David Bross: Physical Education, and Social Studies. Now I know why old isn't getting any easier, but I'm not giving coaches retire. up yet. 102 Ms. Rita Curtain: Business. All riiiiiight type. Mrs. Melissa Daley: Social Studies. I hope that in the near future students take responsibility for learning rather than taking spoonfeedings from teachers.” Mr. C. Fortier: Physical Education. Mr. Donald Davis: Work Program. Mr. G. Decker: Remedial Reading. Miss. Agnes Frye: Business. OOG Mr. Roger Googins: English. West High is a great school, consisting of a great student body and a quality staff. Mr. Keith Gause: music. Nothing great was ever achieved without enthusiasm. Ralph Waldo Emerson. Mr. Carl Gustafson: math. 104 Mr. Bruce Hansen: English. Mrs. Ruth Hammer: business. Mr. Alan Hargreaves: German. Nothing is more frightning than ignorance in action.' Johann von Doethe Mr. James Haug: work program Mr. Dale Holtz: social studies Mr. Robert Hermanson: work program Mr. Alan Hoogheem: math 10S Mrs. Louise Hopson: Social Studies. Ms. Virginia Humphey: Resource Teacher and Resource Coordinates Mrs. Patricia Kairis: Phy. Ed. and Health. Ms. Joanne Hulet: Phy. Ed. and Health. Mr. Thomas Keith: Band. 106 Mr. Edward Kimball: Industrial Arts. Mr. Ken Kielty: Math. Better year than last. Mr. Terry Laine: Science. Be prepared - remember the Boy Scouts motto. Mr. Robert Larson: Industrial Arts. Ms. Beverly Lillquist: special education. To every thing there is a season, and a time to every purpose under the heaven. Ms. Mariam Lee: English. Mr. F. Lane: special education. Mr. Robert Manson: industrial arts. Mr. Gilbert Malm: work program. Miss Eleanor Matsis: dept chairperson; math Mr. Richard McNamer: math Mrs. Susan Morgan; Spanish. Mr. Richard Maxwell: industrial arts Miss Dawn Mennes: art 109 Mr. Donald Paulson: Physics. Ms. Judith Paine: English What we do today determines what we can do tomorrow. Mr. Eugene Persha: Social Studies. Teaching is like a long distance bicycle ride: too much uphill pedaling and not enough downhill coasting. 110 Mr. Ronald Pierson: Social Studies. “Teaching is like Minnesota weather: you never know what to expect but you are sure it's going to change. “ Ms. Beverly Plant: English. “Our todays and our yesterdays are the blocks with which we build.” LONGFELLOW Miss LaVonne Shelton: English. Push . pull or get out of the way.” Mr. Theodore Stelton: English. Mr. Gene Smith: Work Program. Ill Mrs. Virginia Thayer: Home Economics. Home Economics classes are reality experiences for life. They should be required for both young men and women. Mr. Paul Uhler: English. Mr. James Thomas: Chemistry; Science dept, chairperson. Old chemists never die. they just fail to react. Mr. Sheldon Tournquist: Social Studies. Mrs. Frances Vasiliou: English and Social Studies. 112 Mr. Richard Voss: Physical Education. Let's go golfing. A Place To Learn — jack’s corner candy store — Stelton’s Studdley suits — Morgan’s mad motions — Westby’s themes, themes themes, themes, themes — Matsis’ morning magic show — Hopson’s child — Kielty we’ll be there — Pierson who me? — Oliver’s bingo days — Backhaus, joke time — Thomas and his Hawaiian shirts Ms. Marty Wivell: English. It sometimes shows a fine command of the r- w' ms: Speech Pathologist. 114 Leaders ... Take Charge SENIOR BOARD — FRONT ROW L. TO R.: B. Furney. P Inveen. M Larson. M. Scbwob; pres.. D. Dworsky BACK ROW — K Tyler. R. Galle. C Jones. J Bardales. K Beckmen. J. Perry. A. Healy. NOT PICTURED: C Buran. B Lampley. We're finally there, at the top. making our own decisions and thinking for ourselves. Having a pre-election debate made our Senior board one that represents the unification and spirit of our class. As the excitement is flowing through us we show determination and leadership in planning our Senior activities. The Senior board planned a “satisfying last year that Will keep our memories “sizzling of our years at West High. Decisions decisions Senior Board President Martha Schwob explains the con- The Guiding Light Our TIME has come, we're Seniors. Are we different, have we achieved our goals? Or, hasn't that miraculous change from teeny bopper to young adults taken place. Through our high school years of experiencing peer Tamar Abry. pressure, school spirit, responsibility and seniorities we have shaped our ideas towards our future and our individuality. Charlotte Ackerman: likes horses and swimming, F.P. school and marriage Abigail Albitz. ,,Abbie : tennis 1.2.3. choir 1.2. N.H.S., enjoys competitive tennis and figure skating. F P U. of M Mitchell Anderson. Butch , Big”, hockey 1.2.3. Soccer 1.2.3. ski club 1.2,3. Young Life 2.3. cow polks candidate, went to Poland with the soccer team. F.P. college Sheila Anderson. Tweela”: pop group 1.2.3. service club 1. choir 2.3, F.P. Voc. Tech, school and travel Shelly Anderson Patty Annom Tammy Anderson. John Arveson Jim Babcock: ski team 1.2.capt-3.soccer 2.3. F.P. college 118 Kathryn Babcock. Bradley Baird. David Baird swimming 1.2.3. N H S.. enjoys the outdoors. F P U. of M Sharon Linda Damele Balfour: urban arts 1.2.3. likes camping and music. F.P. school to study dance and music. Jose Bardales. Josieski team 2. ski club 1.2.3. speech 2.3. german club 1.2. newspaper 2.3. sunrise 3. Sr. class play. Sr. board. P A announcer. Young Life 2.3. Keith Barden. “Beaver . Alvin likes to ski. snowmobile and motorcycle Susan Barnes. Sue ’. Susie : choir 2. N.H.S.. likes to travel, sew. write, and the outdoors. F.P school. Anne Baron: highstepper 1. cheerleader 3. student council 1.2.3. junior attended. Spanish club 1.2. daisy mae candidate, birthday club. S.W N.O club. F.P. college Michelle Baver Tim Beaudry. Kinky : wrestling 3. likes snowmobilmg and women. Kari Beckmen. K B : service club 1.2,3. german club 1.2.3. sunrise 2.3. Sr. board, likes hiking, backpacking, canoeing. F.P. Augsburg College. 119 Richard Berg John Birk. Karin Birkeland broomball 1,2.3. high-steppers 1.2. capt.3. yearbook 2.3. urban arts 1. young life 1. SWNO club, loves travel. F P college Kathleen Blaha Leonard Boike Jeff Boyd: football 1.2.3. likes motorcycle and snowmobile. Ellen Briggs. '•Ellery . Annie Oakley choir 1.2. F.P U. of Toronto Bemta Brown. Babe , works at Day-tons. likes reading and sewing. FPU of M 120 Frank Buhman: wrestling 2.3. football mgr. 3. likes wine, women, and song. F.P. trade school or college Constance Buran. Connie : tennis 1.2.3. sunrise 1.2. sec. N.H.S., V.pres. Sr. board, speech 1.2.3. birthday club. F.P. Middlebury College. Becky Burk. William Burleson, B«H’ : N.H.S.. likes juggling and bicycling. F.P enter politics. William Cadwell: german club 1.2.3. choir 1.2. F.P. armed forces. Lynn Cannon: cheerleading 1.2.3. speech 1. student council 2.3. N.H.S.. yearbook business mgr 2. queen candidate. breakfast club. F.P. U. of M at Duluth. Joy Carlson. ••Chipper”. ' Happy Bum”: cheerleading 1.2, choir 1.2.3. sunrise 1,2.3 F.P.U. of Toronto. I wish good luck to everyone”. Richard Carlson. David Carmichael: tennis 1.2. NH.S Michael Cassidy. •'Mike”. Lass”, hockey 1.2.3. baseball 1.2.3. likes outdoors and waterskiing. F.P. U. of M 121 Kenneth Chorn. Brian Chosa: football 1. FP trade school to study electronics. Jennifer Clement: N.H.S.. F.P. Winona State. Julie Clement: N.H.S., F.P. college Dean Clemons. Deano . likes driving. F.P. navy. Cindy Cornelius. Corny : track 1.2.3. volleyball 2.3. gymnastics 1.capt.2.3. cheerleader 1.2. capt.3. student council 2.sec.3.breakfast club. F.P U M D. James Crittenden, Critt : likes the outdoors. F.P. college Christine L. Curry: swimming 1.2. capt 3. gymnastics capt 1.2.3. cheerleader capt 1.2.co-capt.3. newspaper 2.3. sunrise 3. N.H.S queen candidate, student council 1.2.3. all city choir 3. Sharon Curtis 122 Thomas Daughenbaugh. Marty'’: swim team 1,2.3. stage crew 3. F.P. become a silver and gold smith. Holly Davis. Holly Hobbie : badminton 1. volleyball 2. likes plants and animals. F.P working. Mane Day. Mert . Alexander Dean Karl Dean: cross country 1. cross country skiing 2.3. N.H.S., camera club, military history club, oedipus club. Jacquelyn M Dedon. Jacqui . Rmgo , highsteppers 1.2.3. choir 1,2.3. sunrise 2.3. F.P. Brooks College, travel to Norway at the end of Sr year. Shannon Dee Wendy Dempsey Deborah Dornbach. Debbie : track 1.2,3.4. highsteppers 1.2.3. ski club 3. birthday club, breakfast club David Dworsky: soccer 1.2.3. tennis 1.2.3. wrestling l.capt.2. newspaper 2. Sr board. F.P. college. Terry Edwards 123 Craig Ebert. Becky Engebretson. ‘ Bee”: N.H.S., newspaper 2.3. F P. college Gloria Ernst: choir 2. likes singing, writing. and football. F.P. Minn.School of Business. Gary Fashing: likes growing plants. F P floral culture technology Lee Fenn. ■ Louie ski team 1. enjoys school, spirits and mutiple inhale-ex-hale Al Fitch. Kelly Flanagan. Nancy Flanery: swimming 1.2.3, capt 4. N H.S. Timothy Fontaine Robert Furney. Hobbs : skiing 1.2.3. tennis 1.2.3. football 1. ski club 2.3. senior board, likes playing the drums. Kowpolks candidate. Roshawn Galle: cheerleader 2. german club 1.2.3. senior board. 124 Robert Geiselhart Debra Geidl. Douglas Gorsuch. Amy Greulich. tennis 1.2.3. badminton 1.2.3. senior class play, german club 1.2.3. v. pres. N.H.S.. F.P. college. Scott Gustner. Thomas Guthrie. Constance Headline Anne Healy. 'Waldo' : track 1. golf 2. gymnastics 3. highstepper 1.2, cheerleader 3. senior board. N.H.S., senior class play. P A. announcer, breakfast club, likes bird watching. F.P. college Tom Hennessey. Tommy Tag : baseball 1.2.3. basketball 1.2.3. football 1.3. N H.S.. F.P. college in the east. Melissa Hicks. Debra Hesse: Deb . Red . Choir 3. likes to roller skate, camp and collect comics. F.P become a stewardess. 2S Tom Hobert football 1,2.co-capt 3. hockey 1.2.co-capt 3. baseball 1.2.3. newspaper 2. NHS, student council 1.2.3. senior class play, junior kow-polks prince, marryin sam candidate Joel Homan Villis Inde Paula Inveen. Poopers”: urban arts 1. miss snowflake. NHS. student council 3. tres Sr board, senior attendent. S W N O club. F P U of M Linda Johnson work program 2.3. likes plants and job. F P horticulture at Vo Tech Lynn Johnson. Lanord volleyball 3 likes drawing, camping, sports, and animals Steven Johnson. Cynthia Jones. Cindi skiing 2.3. volleyball 3. golf 2. ski club 2.3. sec. Sr. board, sadie hawkms candidate. ‘A Burger King Lady Douglas Jones: N.H.S., F.P. college. Another World — our brain’s are Char broiled — 1st row auditorium seats — registering first- but it’s still awful — we're in a class by ourselves — classy women — Is that senior or is that senile? — classy men — Seniors are still Swell! — My brain hurts!!!! Mike Jorgensen: football 1.2. baseball 1.2.3. Mary Juntilld Karla Knutson F.P business school. Richard Knutson Marlene Koski: likes skiing, biking, and photography. F.P. travel and enjoy life. Juliette Kumpula. “Julie : likes sewing eating and the outdoors. F.P. travel. Richard Landberg Mike Larson. Melvin Purvis' . “Lars tennis 1.2.capt 3. skiing 1.2.3. football 1. marry'm sam candidate. David LaTerre. “Brett”: enjoys making films in the cities at various film institutes. F P college, working with childrens cinema . 127 Linda Laurie: F.P. commercial art Diane Lee Evyema Legeros. Nia . Nutty ski team 1.2. newspaper 2.3. F P Leaving for canook land Dean Lillquist Amy Lmner: cheerleader 1.2.capt.3. N.H.S., student council 2.3. Young Life 1.2.3.. newspaper 3. golf 2.3. Sr. class Play, daisey mae candidate. S.W.N.O. club. F.P. college Karen Locke: badminton 1.2.3. band 1.2.v.pres 3. service club. N.H.S.. likes sports and the outdoors. Robert Mann. Perry Mclnyre. Kristin Lund. Krispy'’: urban arts 3. likes drawing, painting, and piano. F.P college m Germany Deborah McParland. Debby likes horseback riding and swimming. F P getting a better job Christine Magmms. Scott Metcalf. Julie Millam. Milly , “Milla-Maid- :choir. likes men. horses, swimming, and art with Creecy. F.P. school to study nursing Davm Miller. Dave : golf 1.2,3. basketball 1, debate I. sunrise 2.3. newspaper 3. ski club 3. Sr. class play, likes skiing. F.P. going to Georgetown. Debby Miller. ' Donut : likes to travel and work with dogs. F.P manage and live it up. Daryl Moe. Moe : hockey 1.2.3. golf 1. Dan Murphy. Murph . Brutus : cc ski 1.2.3. CC. running 2. ski club 2.3. Lacrosse 1.2.3. likes the outdoors. Caron Murry: N H.S Roberta Myers. Robyne”: choir 2.3. likes plants, animals. F.P Anoka Vo-Tech for nurses training Jayne Nadeau. Nudu Nunu ; badminton 1. Spanish club 1.2. N H.S., student council 2.3. Sr. class play. S.W N.O. club. F.P. U. Of M Mel Navales 129 William Nicholson. 'Nick : german club 1.2.3. choir 1.2,3. Sr class play, all city choir, likes singing, reading, music. F.P. college. Barbara Niedzielski. Carmen Nitsche: has played the piano for ten years, likes music, reading and the outdoors. F.P U. of M to study law. Stephan Nowicki. Debra Okerland. Donna Oliver: likes ice skating, camping and traveling. F.P travel. Joan Oliver. James D. Parker: likes the outdoors, basketball and football. F.P. college. Jim Parker. ’'Vegas : tennis 1.2.3. soccer 1.2.3. ski 1,2.3. newspaper 1. debate 2. N.H.S.. enjoys writing and girl watching. Roger Peltso. John Peltier: F.P. college Jill Perry: swimming 3. ski club 2.3. service club 2.3. Sr. board, likes to ski. camp and hunt. F.P. college Sylvia Peters. Sophie : highstepper 1.2.3. student council sec. 2.3. N.H.S., speech 1.2.3. breakfast club, yearbook 2. copy-ed.3. daisy mae candidate Chen Petro: N.H.S. William Phelps. '‘Bill”: swimming 1.2.3. soccer 3. track 2.3. N H.S., german club 1.2.3. french club 3. likes math and camping F.P. college in New York Ronald Polland. Ron : football 1. hockey 1.2. baseball 1.2.3 Debra Poison Jon Poor: tennis 1. ski 1.2. french club 1.3. N.H.S., Sr. board, sunrise 2.3. choir 1.2.v.pres.3. Sr. class play, all city choir, likes music, sports and to go to England 131 Steve Porter. Diane Powell: likes motorcycling and the outdoors. F.P. Normandale Joanne Pozinski, JoJo , Polack , track 1.2.3. ski club 2.3. service club 1.2.3. work program 2. queen candidate. choir 3. Young Life. Cathy Preston. Rebecca Preston. Ramona Price. Karen Prince track 1.2. basketball l.capt.2. volleyball 1.2. ethnic cultural club. F.P. college, marriage Kathy Prince: track 1.2. volleyball 1.2. basketball 1.2. F.P. school and job Sharon Reamer. Dawn Reid, medical explorers 2. likes horseback riding and rollerskating. F.P. Anoka Tech. Eric Rivers. 132 James Roche: football 1.2.co-capt. allcity 3. M V P . basketball 1.2.3. track 2. student council 2.3. N.H.S.. boys state rep.. Sr class play, newspaper 3. F P. Harvard. Robert Roden. ' Bobby”: hockey 1. football 1.2. likes music, girlwatching and motorcycling, has worked for two years at Lunds. John Rubenstem: newspaper 2. treas. N H.S.. Sr. class play. F.P Northwestern University. Sally Rubenstem: urban arts 1. hi-ho co-capt.2. service club 3. choir 3 Jill Sandwick. JillyPoo : track 2. likes to ski camp travel. F.P. school. James Samgular. •■Sanig'': likes politics football. F.P. college Amy Sarles: yearbook 2. chief-ed 3. service club 1.2. debate 1. N H.S. Sandra Schibel. Gwen Schlemmer. volleyball 1.2.3. basketball 1. golf 1, likes horses and animals. F.P. college Martha Schwob: skiing 1.2.capt.3. tennis 2.3. track 2.3. class pres., homecoming queen. Mark Scriven: c.c. running 1,2.capt.3.c.c. skiing 1.2,capt.3. N.H.S. Jr. kawanm. F.P. out of state college. 133 Carol Skay: tennis 1.2.3. badminton 1.3. pres. N.H.S.. loves snow and hot fudge. F.P. go into science or music. Evangeline Sotnak. •‘Eve”: yearbook 2. layout-ed. 3. debate 1. pres.2. service club 2. Spanish club. F.P. St. Olaf. Shirlee Sova. Shoil : german club 1.2.3. german trip 2. likes to bike and walk. F.P. School, job. Lisa Spielman. Rose Stenerson: track 1.2. choir 2. medical explorers 2. F.P. Vocational Nancy Stephenson: swimming 2.3. ski club 2.3. german club 1.2.3. service club 2.3. F.P St. Bemdicts. Sally Stotesbery. Stoles : track 2.3. cheerleader 3. queen candidate. Young Life. Ski club 2.3. F.P college Cheryl Stoval. Sqeaky : work program 2. F P work and school Cheryl Streeter. ' Streaker : likes to ski. horseback ride and snowmobile. F.P. Metropolitan Jr. College Ann Streitz: highstepper 1.2.co • capt.3. student council 3. queen candidate. N.H.S.. Young Life. S W N 0. club. F.P. U. of W. at Madison. 134 Charmaine Stroh, Char : likes to eat. work and listen to music. F.P. become a stewardess, marriage Search For Tomorrow — 77' is still revin' — senior classes- government. humanities, psychology economics___ — editors, captains, presidents. — applying to colleges — joining the working class — elaborating on our senior brags Julie Swanson. Swany : highstepper 3. birthday club, likes horses, dance, and canoeing. F.P. school. Kimberly Swoboda. Benny Taylor. Nerd : debate 1. band 2.stage 3. N.H.S.. ski club 3. senior skit. F.P. become a teacher. Eva Terrell. Michael Tieman. Brian Toussamt. o Margaret Towne. Megan : volleyball 1.2: capt.. m.v.p.3. badminton 1.2.3. basketball 1. service club 1. newspaper 3. choir 2.3. Young Life 1.2.3.4. birthday club. Denise Tracey William Transue. 135 Jim Trousdale: football 1.2.3. hockey 1.2.3. F.P. college. John Tuthill. ' Weasel . Tut : ski team 1. ski club 1.2.3. plays bass guitar. Remember the Coop”. Guy Vincent Tyson: football 1.2.3.4. basketball 1.2.3.4, track 1.2.3.capt.4. newspaper 2.3. speech 2. N.F.L.. student council 1.2.pres.3. Jacquelyn Underwood. Jacquie . Byrd : Ethnic cultural club 2.3. likes to read books. F.P. College. Ann Waaramemi. James Welby. Don Whritenour. Wit : football 1.2.3. hockey 1.2.3. baseball 1.2,3. student council 3. F.P. college. Michelle Wien. Gail Williams. Patrick Wright. Pat , football 1. volunteer worker at General Hospital, likes all sports. Cindy Wukotich: highstepper 1.2.3. tennis 3. urban arts 1. student council 3. F.P. college at U. of M Larry Yaeger. 136 Peter Norton. Dayna Anderson Jennifer Anderson Ted Battenberg Tod Battenberg Kevin Berg Keith Boike Ozma Brown Michelle Burkhalter Fathi Chalbi Daphenie Clark George Clark Anthony Coleman Calvin Core Sean Daley Martin Drake Byron Dunmvant Dwayne Ford Timothy Foster Vicki Freeman Mark Glaser Lebardo Gonzalez James Grant Julie Green Kelly Griffin Terry Harmon Julie Harrington Antionette Harris George Hastings Robert Hastings Roxanne Patterson. '•Roxie . likes music. F.P. become a stewardess. Ann Strot: likes skiing, parties, camping. F.P. move to Colorado, school. . Camera Shy Leah Hausman Mary Hirshfield Melanie Hodroff Glenda Holman Adrain Hopkins Walter Immel Alison Jamar Lisa Johnson 8ruce Johnson Charles Juntilla Stephanie Kellogg Michael Klatte Robert Lampley John Landwehr Elizabeth Langer Kathleen Lavalle Christopher Lundheim June Lyons Dominic Mandile James McDonell Jeffery McMillan Lori Moore Steven Moy Jeri Olson Lanette Osell Mary Parker Perry Pellerin Ronnie Perkins Jeffery Peterson Dorothy Powell Frank Price Melissa Quigley Mel Rend Dave Odland. Chop 2 . football 1.2.3. ski team 2.3. track 2.3, F.P. Bemidii State U. Barbara Parker Kathleen Richardson Donna Richie Eugenio Rodriguez Dana Rowe Prasert Saeko Margo Salberg Ray Shenck Steven Schmidt Matthew Schwob Ricky Sharp James Shockency Monica Smith Karen Speese Alison Stanley Terry Stickel Gary Story Carol Strahan Jody Streeter Michael Talberg Alganesh Tekle Danette Thedens Mervin Thrasher Kelly Tyler Michelle Walsh Hayward Webb Diane Weigelt Melvin West Fredrick White William White Jeffrey Wichmann John Will Jeffrey Wolf 137 We Remember AS SOPHOMORES ... — you’ve got a good job — Senior men — Sophomore Attendent Gail — welcome week — rowdy room 300 — first registration — first place soccer team — only class with a Homecoming skit — Sophomore Women win — DYNOMITE — Don’t let the Pioneers roll West — you’re cool’’ — doing High School homework for the first time — mooning — Sue Pontius dance — class advisor Mr. Krominga the Senior Girls in football — Kowpokes King Villis Inde — Nixon resigns — looking for rides — kazoo basketball games — Steve Schmidt- — SOPHS ARE SWELL-spirited, wild electrifing. lovable, and loyal!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! 138 AS JUNIORS ... — girls ski team 1 — PSAT’S — leisure suits — Junior Attendent Anne — lights always going out in first hour — first stag Homecoming — shattered mirror — FRESHMEN!!!!!!!!!!!!! — getting our drivers licences — “may I have your attention please, may I have your attention please — Mr Blizzard Peter Norton — Miss Snoflake Paula Inveen — bumping and hustling — Who’s the principal? — I Love Hockey buttons — Forget the Liberty. Give 'em Death — making varsity teams — Class Advisors Mrs Plant. Mr Gustafson and Mr Keith — Jaws — Sno-Daze “76 buttons — holiday dance — Jazzy Juniors are X-tra cool AS SENIORS ... — new lunches — Matsis morning magic show — our class president resigns — Queen Martha — Attendents Gail and Paula — mock election Carter wins — becoming captains finally — What’s the music department selling now? — SAT ACT ACH tests — five different P.A. announcers — girls tennis team 1 — Humanites — Marry’in Sam Guy Tyson — Daisy Mae Ann Strietz — Send the Patties Back to Their Daddies — THANK YOU!!!! — Senior debate — registering first — ground breaking for our new gym — Halloween suckers — No-Doz — Class Advisors Miss Bradach and Mr Stelton — Turkey raffle — “You Can’t Take It With You — Sizzling Seniors Are Satisfied 139 Gary Abrahamson David Albitz Vicky Amsler Days Of Our Lives We Juniors of the class of 78 are truly great as we really have fun during our median year at West. We are not the oldest yet we are not the youngest. which makes for the superlative setting in the everyday drama of Junior life. We pull together as we come out victorious in Two Bits. (Too bad the Seniors won't admit it!) We Juniors have found our PLACE in a TIME of transition. Katherine Anderson Lisa Anderson Michael Anderson Sherri Anderson Betty Armstrong Sharron Babcock Aftvw. Juniors lost Monica Bacigalupo Susan Badly Shirley Bakka Clayton Baldwin Julie Barr Thomas Barton Penni Beall Richard Becht Sin Beckman David Bedor John Benti Jill Berman Allan Bernard Kenneth Best Susan Bevis Greg Bloomquist Weston Bolin Jay Bolser Help! I'm being eaten by a violin! Dear Abby Jerry Bolser Ann Botten Leonard Bogucki Julie 8rock Tammy Brock James Brown Deanna Bulthuis Kathleen Cassidy N Cavanagh Janet Clark Mirian Coleman Lura Coste Theresa Craig Marie Crawford Allan Cummins Roy Curtis Beth Daughenbaugh Ronald Davis Donna Dee Cynthia Dinkins Roy Doron Debbie Douglas Mark Dowson 142 Vicki Evans Brenda Ewing Doug Federly Bruce Fella Steve Fine Steven Fisker Matt Fitzmaurice Kimberly Freeman Antoine Frenier Linda Frothinger Laurie Pure Michael Fureman Michael Ooyle M Orake Michelle Edel Desiree Erickson Leanne Erickson Geoff Evans Carrie Haugesag Catherine Helgeson Mary Jo Hellendrung Christopher Galle Jonnie Garcia Bradley Gibson Lisa Goranson Arthur Greenough Lynn Gustafson Cheer up Wes. it’s only a song1 Sandra Halvorson Joseph Harrington Connie Mae Harvala Tony takes five 144 Bridgett Johnson J. Johnson Robbm Johnson Love Of Life — JUNIORS WON!!! — Homecoming skit (we did it this year!) — Senior women and Junior guys. — Junior Attendant Jean Han-vik — Football Team made mostly of Juniors — Sno-Daze spectacular — perplexing PSAT’s — Junior GUVS favorite T.V. show Charlies Angels — 78'ers are great daters! — 16 pushing 17 — two years down, one to go — preparing to TAKEOVER! Stephanie Johnson Candice Jones Tira Jones Tim Jordan Catherine Juntilla Carol Kaplan Joshua Kaplan Perry Katkm Anita Kedrowski Paul Kieth Teresa Kelley Anne Kilbride Laughing Linda and Lynn Tony Kirby Mitchell Kleber Andrea Kodner Linda Korslund Linda Lashiey Lyle Landstrom Mark Meyers Catherine Mitchell Adele Morris P Melartin Cheryl Metcalt Charles Meyers Lillian Musgrave Carrie Nammacher Velma Nelson Lori Mattsson Kim McEachran Terri McGregor Randy McKinney Bradley McLain Michael Meehan Pat gets into the music. Daniel Larson Elizabeth Larson Lisa Larson John LaRue Kathleen Layeux Tony Leung Once upon a time Charles Lopez Lome Lougheed Andrew Mack Tracy Madsen Cynthia Martin James Martin Ronald Pfeifer Vicky Pfeifer Thomas Phelps Lon Plummer Nicholas Pond Alex Prieto Hiep Nguyen Clark Ohnesorge Colleen Oliver John Oliver John Parno Mara Patten Paul Perko Joan Perry Gary Peterson Stephen Peterson Wendy Raftis Judy Ranallo Micheal Ranum Lucy Rath Christopher Roberts Cheryl Rogers Peek-a-boo. I see you!' Dave Peterson Gayle Peterson Albert Sanford Chris Sanoki Janine Scanlon Joseph Schwartz Lynette Severson Kim Sherman Daniel Simonsen Wendy Small Bamby Smith Bill Smith Steven Smith Inga Soderberg Christine Sotnak Theresa Spencer Gordon Spicer Mary Scaden Sharon Schibilla Dennis Schultz A tense moment in the basketball game Ellen Stanley John Stately Ronald Stenerson James Stevens Cathy goes for the game. 147 Karston Anderson Camera shy Gary Ferm Bobbie Nmn Rick Anderson Richard Fisher Laura O'Brien Scott Anderson Renee Fleming Joan Oliver Anthony Berg Darrell Fuller Danny Olson Cynthia Berg Kimberly Gall Kevin Otto Dennis Biesemeier Daniel Geidi Charles Patterson Jeffrey Bjelde Lawrence Gratz Roxanne Patterson Diane Bjorkstrand Michael Gratz Alan Peterson John Booher Colleen Growe John Peterson John Boyd Theresa Guthrie Evelyn Powell Paul Brashear John Haley Larhonda Powell Benita Brown Timothy Hansen Vera Powell Dean Brown Jean Hanvik Dianne Presley Bradley Brunner Taffa Hazley Patricia Preston John Bryn Scott Hess Deborah Randazza Craig Buell Amy Hirshheld Bradley Roberts Sandra Burkhalter Michael Hoy Leon Roegig Barbara Burnley Kyungho Hyun Rex Rogers Blake Carlson Brian Ittner Gary Saxon Jeffery Carlson William Jackson Mark Shirley Elizabeth Christensen Todd Jarvi Steven Sims Kellan Christensen Ronald Johanson Amy Smith Gma Clark Brian Johnson Kimberly Smith Donald Collins Timothy Johnston Reva Smith James Colsrud Kenneth Jones Wendy Smith Thomas Condon Aaron Kieth James St. Clair Maureen Cox Ricarda Knudsen Peter Stephenson Cheryl Cross Guy Larson Julie Storholm Kevin Crowley Steve Larson Lea Swenson Elizabeth Cruzen Kirk Laurie Steven Thomas Laura Culberson Gerald Leon Randee Thrasher Diana Dahlgren James Lindfors Lionel Townsend Clinton Davis Rodger Lyons Louis Turner Shannon Dee John McCormick Ronda VanBuran Richard Donley Victoria McKinney Jeffrey Veches Randall Dorumsgaard Brett McLain Kathleen Wagner Michael Engelman Mitchell Medcalf Richard Weiss Kimberly Epstem Wayne Meyers Cynthia Weller Jeffrey Erickson Mark Miller David Wheeler Donna Eubanks Robert Miller Gregory Wheeler James Evans Carol Moe Ami Will Katherine Evans Daniel Moore Ellen Fabes Victoria Moore Mary Farrell Pamela Moss Leo Federly Neil Myers Joel Felton Cecil Noronha Erdogan Akguc Lisa Anderson Mary Anderson Richard Altonen John Arbuckle Julia Baker Edwin Balcos Gordon Baldwin Robert Balfour Mark Bernard Stewart Bernstein Mary Birk Colleen Bogucki Ellen Bormann Darcy Botten Bernard Bower Judy Bradley Donna Brashear Sandra Buckhalton Sarah Buettell Bambi Burke Nancy Capiz Mark Childers Yuet Chu Susan Clark Daniel Clemens Laura Conery Andrea Curtin Theresa Daughenbaugh Michael Day Warrenn Day Irve Dell Chris Dondan Henry Dougherty Francine Downing The Young And The Restless The Sophomore class is known for contributing something to almost every activity in West. This well-liked class of 79 makes up large parts of athletic. academic and recreational clubs. This year, again, the class is really unified, influen-cial and has alot of fun being that way. Hard work, great times and success marked our Sophomore year at West High. 151 Vicki Drake Wendy Dumler David Eason Christen Edwards Christy Eide James Engelbart James Farrell Richard Farrow Lori Fasching Craig Fishman Robert Fitch Suzanne Fitzmaurice Lisa Freitag Michael Garcia Fred Goetz Michael Groscost Dana Gross Michael Haldeman Cynthia Hansen Rolf Hanson Deanna Harrington Sydney Harrison Albert Hastings Paulette Hardimon Who says Coke is bad for your teeth?” Stacy Hodroff Jan Holcombe Carrie Holmes Ann Holt Anthony Honecker Heidi Hulsing John Ibele Angela Inveen Sean Ittner Jeffrey Iverslie Michelle Jaegar Nancy Jenkins Jane Jensen Kim Johnson Richard Johnson 8ruce Jones Chris Jones Ron Jones Teresa Jorgensen Tina Karpen David Kellam Peter Kjono Julian Knudsen Kevin Knudsen Jean Kramer Mathew Kramer Sarah Kramer Daryll Kurtti Gwendolyn Larson Leslie Larson Mathew Lerner Shari Lewis Susan Lindquist David Lomax Tom Lowe Mary Kay Lund Karen Lundgren Kathryn Lundgren Peggy Lynch Hugh Maginnis 153 Kathleen McVey Michael Medcalf Reuven Meyers Kean Meyer Henry Mhoon Byron Miller John Miller Teresa Morris Charles Morrison Joseph Muldoon Robert Murray Thomas Nadeau . Susan Nammacher Gloria Nelson Hung Nguyen Kim Nicholas John Nowicki Edward Parker Bruce Peterson Lori Peterson Douglas Phelps Diana Phillips Lisa Plaisance Christopher Nutting Lynn O’Heron Susan Olson Lori O’Loughlin Christine Osterberg Effy Papadakis Lance Plummer Jessie Pratt Danna Premer Sydney Premer Sara Preston Starling Price Tony Pulver Sheila Revier Bndgette Hitch Sharon Rockensock Janet Roos Elizabeth Rose Eva Rosen Darryl Ross Lisa Ruddy Margaret Salmon James Sandwick Sherry Scanlon Carol Schlafer Cathy Schmidt Dennis Schultz Roy Schwartz Stephanie Schwartz Peter Schwob Kathleen Sherbarth Dina Shermerhorn Katherine Smith Todd Smith James Staunton Joan Steinmann Shannon Stevens Lonnie Stinson Patricia Story Elizabeth Streitz Jolene Stroh As The World Turns — Sophs Have Style —spirited! —Sue Nammacher. Sophomore Attendant —getting permits ... and then liscenses! —preambles in Behrendt's class —Soph sports-fantastic —Baxter or Laine biology class class —decorating lockers with Newman, Redford. etc. —parties at the point —getting braces off —the fine class of 79! 155 Gary Strombeck Carolyn Sullivan Allison Swanson Angela Swanson Mitchel Swanson Christopher Tack William Tanfield. Leslie Thompson David Throndsen Susan Tiemann David Torrence Theresa Transue Tracy Tutthill Jana Ullom Daral Valtmson Dave Vermeland Katherine Vermeland Glenn Visger Kirk Vogel Long Vu Lisa Waalk Daniel Warranimi Howard Westmoreland Margaret White Mary White Anne Whitlock Robbin Williams Cynthia Witzel Michael Woller William Wood Paula Worley Andrew Wyatt Alan Yates Lisa Bailey John Bergford Charles Bradley Brian Brown Deanna Evans 156 Dawn Adams Richard Anderson Robert Armstrong Rodger Autderheide Dama Au ms Dennis Babmeau Sonjia Ballard Debra Barnes Gary Barnett Richard Bell Stephan Berg Everette Bigbear Alan Bonacci Karen Bose Michelle Bramsen Frieda Brown William Brown Kevin Buford Margaret Buford Diane Bunker Barbara Burnham John Bursack Katherine Cadweli Hugh Cherne Karl Christensen John Cochran Holly Condon Alan Cornelius Nancy Coster Lisa Crockett Denise Culver Taul Cunningham Craig Dahl Patricia Daniels Rochelle Davis Cindy Dempsey John Dennis Ronald Donnay Suzanne Dombach .Henry Oougherty Gayle Dowme Patricia Edwards Deanna Evans Joseph Evans Jayne Fairbanks Nicholas Fiei William Flanery Camera Shy Brenda Fountame Lynn Goldlarb Bradley Goranson Timothy Gorsuch Harold Green Zoltan Grossman Delmar Gullickson Micheal Haldeman Dwight Haionen Donald Hansen Donaway Harris Albert Hastings Thomas Healy David Hennessy Darlynn Herbig Carl Hobert Duane Hollie Brian Holmes William Hussman Brenda Ihme Christopher Jackson Douglas Jacobson Robert Johnson Sandra Johnson William Jones Stephan Jung Irwin Kesler Storm Kester Sandra Kiborl Frank Kim Kristen Longer Mark Larue Ronald Liber tus Christine Lichon Clifford Loftus Anthony Lott Thomas Lowe Debra Luker Judith Martin Tracy Massie Chris Mathison Fred McCormack Joseph McKizzie Jon Mikkelson Gerald Miller Kevin Miller Deditra Morton Monica Moseng Teresa Newsome Edward Nied ielski Dale O'Heron Kevin O'Leary Patrrck O'Neil Wendy Olson Janet Palmer Charles Patterson Denise Perkins Josette Perlmutter Joel Peterson Peggy Peterson Daniel Price Lester Price Steven Revier Anita Reyes Douglas Rigert Pamela Rodger Roy Ruf Russell Ryan Susan Sager Valentin Sanchez Forrest Sarteil Kathleen Schiesser Martha Sosa 8nan $tol3rczyk Oionysis Stoupas Jeffrey Striebel Monica Surber Theresa Talach Thomas Templm Debra Thompson Philip Tillman Greg Tormansen Mary Tormansen Shirlene Toussamt Kimberly Tucker Gene Tulhill Glenn Visger Keith Wall Heather Westmoreland Elizabeth Wilder Robert Williams Louise Wills Jaon Wnght Mary Swanson 8St Daniel Albitz David Altonen Dale Amlee Duane Amlee Joel Anderson Linda Anderson All Our Children The Freshman class of 1980 is an ever present class in sports and activities. Although they never yell in Two Bits” they are a unified class with a lot of spirit. West is a new experience for them and they have adapted well. Freshmen are described as fascinating to study. The class is looking forward to three more great years at West. Tracy Anderson Kevin Appleby Richaro Armstrong David Arneson Darcy Baack Claire Babcock Elizabeth Babcock Janet Bailly Raymond Baker Charlotte Baldwin Mary Lou Barr Ann Battaglia Kristine Becht John Beckmen Cathleen Birk Lori Bjelde Joan Blom Gail Bloomquist Stanley Boberg Faye Boyd Marcia Bradley Lisa Bros 159 Mary Carr Sue Carr JacQueline Carraher Arron Carter Shari Cassady Robin Christiansen Kathryn Clark Patricia Clark Heidi Clement Beverly Coleman Mary Comer Patricia Conroy Alan Cornelius Shelly Crocker Ann Dahlgren Bruce Davis Pamela Dumler Teresa Edwards Ann Ellingham Patty Engebretson Brian Fabes Laurie Feela 160 C. Feralin Michael Fitch John Fitzgerald Julia Flanigan Molly Foster Andrew French Alan Fried Zoe Friedman Colleen Gall Michael Galle Robert Gordon Tod Gross Gleyns Gullixson Janiel Gustafson J. Haley Alesia Halstead Abbie Hendrix Kristin Henry Vincent Hill Frank Hirshfield Melissa Hockert M Hoy 161 Rodney Jedlicka Chandler Johnson Jeremy Katkin Carl Kjono James Kodner Robert Landis Adam Lindsay Deanna Lomax Suzette Lomax Frances Kaul Todd Kellogg Kelly Kennedy Todd Kirby Christopher Kittler William Love Maureen Lowe Jill Lund Andrea Marcos Russell Maxwell Sheila McGregor Julia Marcy Judith Martin Paula Meister Michael Metzler John Meyer Benjamin Meyers Sharon Mikelson JWEJ£7T Sandra Moe Michelle Mroz Thomas Ness Evan Newton Ooh is it alive? 162 Kris Odland Jacqueline Okerland John Oyaas David Patterson Carin Peterson Elisabeth Peterson These are the new Freshman desks? Thomas Pfeifer Mary-Lynn Pirner John Robinson Molly Roth Curt Schaefer Todd Schaefer Steven Schenk Edward Schmidt Charles Schrobilgen Julia Schultz Catherine Scott Laurel Scott Sarah Shaffer Troy Shaw Kris Smith Angela Snobeck Teresa Sorbel Eric Sotnak Todd Stotz Gregory Stombeck Mary Sussmann Laura Swanson Elizabeth Thayer Sheran Thomas Roxanne Thornes 163 West’s Hope Julie Tilsen Roosevelt Toussaint — Fascinating Freshmen! — Tricia Conroy. Freshmen Attendant — Registration, ugh! — Being the youngest ... and the smallest!! — Freshmen Football Team FIRST in CITY!! — Tests and Finals! — Flirting — Joining teams and clubs — Freshmen’s Favorite T.V. show ... The Brady Bunch!! Leigh Thompson Lisa Thompson Duane Thunberg “You have 30 seconds to guess this number. Yvette Toussaint Gregory Trebtoske Jody Ullom Janet Unn Lynn Veboyd Thomas Vermeland Bradley Vokes Brenda Vokes Ruth Waaraniemi Patty Wagner James Walsh Susanna Weber Ann White Laura Wittmer Angela Wood Lorraine Wycoff Sally Young Andrew Zorn 164 Camera Shy Bryan Allen David Gross Madge Anderson Dirk Halonen Earl Balcos Camilla Hankes Anna Barnes Bradley Hanson Regina Bartel Anthony Harmon Jay Battenberg John Harmen Sara Beal Lori Harriman Paul Berman Neil Harris William Beyer Susan Hastings James Biesemeier Samuel Henderson James Booher Sandra James Robert Bourasa Beth Johnson Delong Brown Donovan Johnson Richard Brown John Johnson Sandra Brown Katherine Johnson Warren Buchhalton Kevin Johnson Diana Buford Monti Johnson Glenda Burkhalter Reuel Butles Michael Jones Charles Caldwell Nancey Kelley Jeffery Caldwell Valerie King Gregory Campeau Michelle Kline Denise Carlson David Krause Janet Carraher Dana Kunze 8ennie Chatman Lorrilee Kutney Danney Clark Keith Kutter Randy Coller Lisa Lahti Rosalie Colsrud Michael Laluzerne Joseph Creech David LaRue Roger Crews Teddy Lee Michele Crittenden Dawn Lindberg Patti Crow Mack Craig Kris Cullen Craig Mack Becky Curry Corrine Marcil Stephanie Daniels Theresa Matthews Ernestine Davis Neal Mays Linda Davis Robert McGregor Heather Denny Patrick McParland Maureen Doherty Thomas Melartin David Dornbach Kellie Melby Patrick Doucette Eugene Miller Nylene Dumpman Douglas Morgan David Engebretson Marya Morstad Gregory Euban Janet Nunn Nyra Fields Maxine O'Neil John Fields Kristoffer Odland Kevin Fountaine John Oyass Douglas Franson Michael Parker Howard Gagnon Stephen Parker Jackie Gitchuway Debra Patterson John Phillips Roberto Pineda Stephan Poor Frank Powell Jesse Pratt Leslie Price Charles Priess Donald Reamer Ruthmarie Rein Robert Rinker Belinda Ritch Beatrice Robinson Kimberly Rock David Rose Nelson Ross Jani Rydeen Jeff Sanford Laurie Saver Karen Schneider Marie Schwegman Glenn Selin Cherl Sharp Julie Smith Patricia Smith Troy Snaza David Sorenson Manuel Soto Barbara St. Claire Shannon Stevens Terry Strickland Blanche Swanson John Tyler Lynn Viebahn Martha Waldemar Tina Walsh Stacy Ward Kim White Shannon White Stuart White Kerry Whitehead Denise Wicklund Felicia Williams Ronald Williamson Sun Woo Aretha Young 165 Senior Index Abry. Tamar, p 118 Ackerman. Charlotte: p. 118 Albitz. Abigail pp 36. 66. 67 118 Anderson Dayna: p 137 Anderson. Jennifer p 137 Anderson. Mitchell: pp 68. 81. 118 Anderson. Sheila: p 118 Anderson. Tammy: p. 118 Annom. Patti: p 118 Arveson. John: p i 18 Babcock. James: pp. 20. 89. 118 Babcock. Kathryn p. 119 Baird. Bradley: pp 74. 119 Baird. David pp. 36. 119 Balfour. Sharon: p. 119 Bardales. Jose pp 33. 41. 44. 117. 119 Barden. Keith p. 119 Barnes. Susan: p 119 Baron. Anne pp 38. 54. 119 Battenberg. Ted: p 137 Battenberg. Tod: p. 137 Bauer. Michelle p 119 Beaudry. Timothy: p 119 Beckmen. Karr pp 44. 46. 117. 119 Berg. Kevin p 137 Berg. Richard p 120 Birk. John p 120 Birkeland. Karin: pp 56. 116. 120. 140. 200 Blaha. Kathleen: p 120 Boike. Keith: pp 36. 137 Boike. Leonard p 120 Boyd. Jeffrey pp 62. 63. 120 Bnggs. Ellen: p 120 Brown. Bemta p 120 Brown. Ozma pp 49. 137 Bucek. Roberto: p 120 Budel. Christopher p 120 Buhman. Frank pp 63. 82. 121 Buran. Constance pp 36. 66. 121 Burk. Becky p 121 Burkhalter. Michelle: pp 41. 79. 137 Burleson. William: p 121 Cadwell. William p 121 Cannon. Lynn pp 38. 55. 121 Carlson. Jeff; p 84 Carlson. Joy pp 44. 121 Carlson. Richard: p 121 Carmichael. David pp 36. 121 Cassidy. Michael pp 80. 121 Chalbi. Fathr p. 137 Chorn. Kenneth: p 122 Chosa. Brian: pp 62. 122 Clark. Dapheme p 137 Clark. George p 137 Clement. Jennifer: pp 36. 122 Clement. Julie pp 36. 122 Clemons. Dean: p 122 Coleman. Anthony: p. 137 Core. Calvin- p 137 Cornelius. Cynthia: pp 38. 54. 70. 76. 122 Crittendon. James, p 122 Crow. James p 84 Curry. Christine pp 36. 38. 41 44. 54. 72. 73. 76. 122 Curtis. Sharon: p 122 Daley. Sean: p 137 Daughenbaugh. Thomas p 59 Davis Holly p 123 Day. Mane: p. 123 Dean. Alexander p. 123 Dean. Karl pp 36. 87. 123 Dedon. Jacquelyn: pp. 44. 56. 123 Dempsey. Wendy: p. 123 Dornbach. Deborah: pp 56. 116. 123 Drake. Martin: p. 137 Dunmvant. Byron: p 137 Dworsky. David pp 33. 68. 69. 87. 117. 123 Ebert. Craig p 124 Engebretson. Becky: pp 36. 124 Ernst. Gloria: p. 124 Faschmg. Gary: p 124 Fenn. Lee pp 33. 124 Fitch, Albert: p. 124 Flanagan. Kelly p 124 Flanery. Nancy pp 72. 124 Fontaine. Timothy p 124 Ford. Dwayne p. 137 Foster. Timothy: p 137 Freeman. Vicki: p 137 Furney. Robert: pp 89. 117. 124 Galle. Roshawn: pp 117. 124 Geidl. Debra: p. 125 Geiselhart. Robert, p 125 Glaser. Mark: p. 137 Gonzalez. Lebardo: p. 137 Gorsuch, Douglas: p 125 Grant. James: p 137 Green. Julie: p 137 Greulich. Amy: pp 33. 36. 66. 125 Griffin. Kelly: p 137 Gustner. Scott: p 125 Guthrie. Thomas: p 125 Harmon. Terry: p 137 Harrington. Julie: p. 137 Harris. Antionette: p 137 Hastings. George: p 137 Hastings. Robert: p 137 Hausman. Leah: p. 137 Headline. Constance: p 125 Healy. Anne: pp. 33. 36. 55. 117. 125 Hennessey. Thomas pp. 36. 63. 84. 125 Hesse. Debra: p 125 Hicks. Melissa: p. 125 Hirshfield. Mary: pp. 52. 137 Hobert. Thomas: pp 33. 36. 38. 63. 81. 126 Hodroff. Melanie p. 137 Holman. Glenda: p 137 Homan. Joel: p 126 Hopkins. Adrain: p. 137 Immel. Walter p 137 Inde. Vilis: pp 36. 126 Iveen. Paula: pp 20. 21. 33. 38. 52. 117. 126 Jamer. Alison: p. 137 Johnson. Linda: p 126 Johnson. Lisa: p. 137 Johnson. Lynn: p 126 Jonson. Steven: p. 126 Johnston. Bruce: p 137 Jones. Cynthia: pp 40, 70. 88. 117. 126 Jones. Douglas: pp 36. 126 Jorgenson. Micheal: p. 126 Juntilla. Charles: p 137 Juntilla. Mary: p 126 Kellogg. Stephanie: p. 137 Klatte. Michael p 137 Knutson. Karla p 127 Knutson. Richard: p. 127 Koski. Marlene: p 127 Kumpula. Juliette p 127 Lampley. Robert: pp 33. 40. 44. 127 Landberg. Richard: p 127 Landwehr. John, p 137 Langer. Elizabeth: p 137 Larson. B p 43 Larson. Michael: pp. 87. 117. 127 Laterre. David: p. 127 Laurie. Linda: p 127 Lavalle. Kathleen: p 137 Lee. Diane: p 128 Legeros. Evyema: pp 41. 128 Lillquist. Dean: pp 36. 128 Lmner. Amy: pp 33. 36. 38. 41. 55. • 128 Locke. Karen pp 36. 43. 128 Lund. Kristin: p. 128 Lundheim. Christopher: p 137 Lyons. June: p. 137 Maginms. Christine, pp 72. 128 Mandile. Mark: p. 137 Mann. Robert, p. 128 Massey. Tim: p 62 Mcdonell. James p. 137 McIntyre. Perry pp. 49. 128 McMillan. Jeffery: pp 84. 85. 137 McParland. Deborah: p 128 Meehan. Mark: p. 62 Metcalf. Scott: p. 129 Millam, Julie: p. 129 Miller. Davm: pp 33. 41. 44. 129 Miller. Debra: p. 129 Moe. Daryl: p. 129 Moore. Lori: p. 137 Morgan. M.: p. 70 Moy. Steven: p. 137 Murphy. Daniel' pp 87. 129 Murray. Caron pp 36. 129 Myers. Roberta: p. 129 Nadeau. Jayne pp 33. 36. 38. 129 Navales. Mel: p. 129 Nicholson. William: pp. 33. 130 Niedzielski. Barbara, p 130 Nitsche. Carmen: p. 130 Nohrenberg. Gloria p 130 Norris. Phillip p. 130 Norton. Peter: pp 41. 80. 137 Nowicki. Stephan p. 130 Odland. David, pp 52. 63. 89. 137 Okerland. Debra: p 130 Oliver. Donna: p. 130 Oliver. Joan: p. 130 Olson. Jeri: p. 130 Osell. Lanette: p. 137 Parker. Barbara: p. 137 Parker. James: p 131 Parker. James pp 36. 68. 69. 89. 130 Parker, Mary: p. 137 Patterson. Roxanne: p. 137 Peitso. Roger p 131 Pellerm. Perry: p. 137 Peltier. John: p. 131 Perkins. Ronnie p. 137 Perry. Jill: pp 46. 72. 117. 131 Peters. Sylvia: pp 33. 36. 40. 116. 131. 200 Peterson. Jeffrey: p. 137 Peterson. Steve: p. 63 Petro. Cherilynn: pp 36. 131 Phelps. William pp 36. 52. 68. 74. if 75. 131 Polland. Ronald p 131 Poison. Debra p 131 Poor. Jonathon pp 20. 33. 44. 131 Porter. Steve: p 132 Powell. Diane p 132 Powell. Dorothy p 132 Pozinski. Joanne p 132 Preston. Cathy p 132 Preston. Rebecca pp 54. 132 Price. Frank p. 137 Price. Ramona: p 132 Prince. Karen: pp 49. 132 Prince. Kathy p 132 Quigley. Melissa: p 132 Reamer. Sharon: p 132 Reid. Dawn: p. 132 Reno. Mel: p 137 Richardson. Kathleen p 137 Ritchie. Donna: p 137 Rivers. Eric: p. 132 Roche. James: pp 18. 33. 38, 63. 84. 133 Roden. Robert pp 50. 133 Rodriguez. Eugenio: p 137 Rowe. Dana: p. 137 Rubenstem. John pp 33. 52. 133 Rubenstem. Sally: p. 133 Saeko. Prasert p. 137 Salberg. Margo: p 137 Sandwick. Jill: p. 133 Sanigular. James: p 133 Sarles. Amy pp 36. 40. 133. 200 Schenk. Ray: p 137 Schiebel. Sandra p 133 Schlemmer. Gwen p 133 Schmidt. Steven pp 80. 137 Schwob. Martha pp 20 23. 33. 38. 88. 133 Schwob. Matthew pp 33. 66. 80. 81. 116. 117. 137 Scriven. Mark pp 36. 65. 75. 87. 133 Sharp. Ricky: pp 74, 137 Shockency. James: p 137 Skay. Carol pp 36. 66. 134 Smith. Monica: p 137 Sotnak. Evangeline: pp 40, 134 200 Sova. Shirlee p. 134 Speese, Karen p. 137 Spielman. Lisa: pp 50. 134 Stanley. Alison p. 137 Stenerson. Rose p 134 Stephan. M p 72 Stephenson. Nancy: pp 46. 72. 134 Shekel. Terry p 137 Story. Gary p 137 Stotesbery. Sally pp 55. 134 Stovall. Cheryl p 134 Strahan. Carol pp 41, 137 Streeter. Cheryl p. 134 Streeter. Jody p 137 Streitz. Ann pp 24. 36. 38. 56, 134 Stroh. Charmame p 135 Strot. Ann: p. 137 Swanson. Julie pp. 56. 135 Swoboda. Kimberly: p 135 Tack. M p. 43 Talberg Michael: p. 137 Taylor. Bennett pp 43. 135 Tekle. Alganesh p 137 Terrell. Eva p 135 Thedens. Danette p 137 Thrasher. Andy p 65 Thrasher. Marvin p 137 Tiemann. Michael p. 135 Toussamt. Brian p 135 Towne. Margaret pp 33. 41. 70. 71 135 Tracey. Denise: p. 135 Transue. William p 135 Trousdale. James pp 63. 80. 136 Tuthill. John p 136 Tyler. Kelly: pp 11 7. 137 Tyson. Guy: pp 24. 31. 38. 62. 136 Underwood. Jaquelyn p 136 Waaramemi. Ann: p 136 Walsh. Michelle: p. 137 Webb. Haywood p 137 Weigelt. Diane p. 137 Welby. James: pp 87. 136 West. Melvin, p. 137 White. Fredrick p 137 White. William: p. 137 Whritenour. Donald pp 33. 38. 63. 81. 136 Wichmann. Jeffrey: p. 137 Wien. Michelle p 136 Will. John p 137 Williams. Gail pp 20. 21. 55. 136 Wolf. Jeffrey p 137 Wright. Patrick p 136 Wukotich. Cynthia, pp 38. 56. 136 Yaeger. Larry p 136 Junior Index Abrahamson. Gary p 141 Alb.tz. David pp 89. 141. 200 Amsler. Vicky; p. 141 Andrson. Chen: p. 141 Anderson. Karston p 149 Anderson. Lisa: p 44. 78. 141 Anderson. Michael: p. 141 Anderson, Rick: p. 149 Anderson. Scott p 149 Armstrong. Elizabeth: p 141 Babcock. Sharron p. 141 Bacigalupo. Monica p. 141 Bailly. Susan pp 56. 141 Bakka. Shirley: p. 141 Baldwin. Clayton pp 43. 65. 74. 141 Barr. Julie p 141 Barton. Thomas: p 141 Beall. Penm: p 141 Becht. Richard pp 68. 80. 141 Beckmen. Siri: pp 46. 141 Bedor. David pp. 68. 84. 141 Bentz. John. pp. 89. 141 Berg. Anthony: pp 149 Berg. Cynthia p 149 Berman. Marlise: pp 54. 141 Bernard. Allan pp. 43. 47 82. 83. 142. Best. Kenneth: p. 142 Bevis. Susan pp 86. 142 Biesemeier. Dennis p 149 Bjelde. Jeffery p. 149 Bjorkstrand. Diane: p. 149 Bloomquist. Greg p 142 Bogucki. Leonard; p 142 Bol.n, Weston pp 43. 68. 81. 142. 143 Bolser. Jay: p. 142 Bolser. Jerry: p. 142 Booher. John p 149 Botten. Anne: p 142 Boyd. John pp 62. 149 Brashear. Paul pp. 68. 149 Brock. Julie pp 68. 86. 142 Brock. Tamsen p 142 Brown. Dean p. 149 Brown James pp 58. 84. 142 Bunner. Bradley p 149 Bryn. John : p 149 Buell. Craig: p. 149 Bulthuis. Deanna p. 142 Burkhalter. Sandra p 149 Burnley. Barbara: p. 149 Carlson. Blake pp 63. 149 Carlson. Jeffery: p. 149 Cassidy. Kathleen pp 46. 142 Cauanagh. N. p 142 Christensen. Elizabeth p 149 Christensen. Kellen p 149 Clark. Gina: p. 149 Clark. Janet pp 54. 70. 142 Coleman. Mirian p 142 Collins. Donald p 149 Colsrud. James p 149 Condon. Thomas pp 63, 82. 149 Coste. Lura. p. 142 Cox. Maureen p 149 Craig. Theresa p 142 Crawford. Marie: p. 142 Cross. Cheryl p 149 Crowley. Kevin pp. 81. 149 Cruzen. Elizabeth, p 149 Culberson. Laura p. 149 Cummins. Allan; pp. 68. 74. 142 Curtis. Roy: pp. 49. 58. 63. 142 Dahlgren. Diana, p. 149 Daughenbough. Elizabeth: p. 142 Davis, Clinton p. 149 Davis. Ronald: p 142 Dee. Donna, p 142 Dee. Shannon p. 147 Dinkins. Cynthia; pp 58. 142 Donley. Richard p. 149 Doron. Rolito p. 142 Dorumsgaard. Randall: p 149 Douglas. Deborah p 142 Dowson. Mark: pp 80. 142 Doyle. Michael p 143 Drake. M. p. 143 Edel. Michelle: p 143 Engclman. Michael p. 149 Epstein. Kimberly p 149 Erickson. Leanne: pp 56. 143 Eubanks. Donna, p 149 Evans. Geoff, p 143 Evans. James p. 149 Evans. Katherine: p 149 Evans. Vicki p. 143 Ewing. Brenda: pp. 38. 49. 58. 143 Fabes, Ellen: p 149 Farrell. Mary: p 149 Federly. Doug pp 43. 84. 149 Feela. Bruce: p 143 Felton: Joel p. 149 Ferm. Gary p. 149 Fine. Steven: pp 63. 82. 143 Fisher. Richard: p 149 Fisker. Steven pp 80. 81. 143 Fitzmaurice. Matthew pp 20. 38. 63. 143 Fleming. Renee p 149 Freeman. Kemberly: pp 56. 143 Fremer. Antoine p 143 Frothmger. Linda pp 38. 72. 143. 144 Fuller. Darrell p. 149 Fure. Laurie p. 143 Furman, Michael p 143 Gall. Kimberly p 149 Galle. Christopher pp 38. 143 Garcia. Jonnie. p. 143 Geidl. Daniel p 149 Gibson. Bradley: pp 63. 143 Gornson, Lisa pp 43 143 Gratz. Lawrence p 149 Gratz. Michael: p. 149 Greenough. Arthur p. 143 Growe. Colleen, p. 149 Gustafson. Lynn pp 72. 143. 144 Guthrie. Theresa p 149 Haley. John. p. 149 Halvorson. Sandra: p 143 Hansen. Timothy p 149 Hanvik. Jean: pp 20. 21. 38. 56. 149 Harrington. Joseph pp. 62. 143 Harvala. Connie pp 43. 143 Haugesag. Carrie: p 143 Hazley. Taffa pp 49. 54. 58. 78. 149 Helgeson. Catherine p. 143 Hellendrung. Mary pp 70. 143 Hendrickson. Thomas: p 144 Hess. Scott: p 149 Hirsh field, Amy pp. 38. 56. 149 Holloway. Victor p. 144 Hoy. Michael: p. 149 Hyun. Kyungho pp 68. 149 Ittner. Brian p 149 Jackson. D . p 144 Jackson. Lynn p. 144 Jackson., Melody pp 37. 43. 144 Jackson. William: pp 38. 49. 84. 85. 149 Jorvi. Todd p 149 Johanson, Ronald: p. 149 Johnson. Brian p. 149 Johnson. Bridget! p 144 Johnson. J.: p. 144 Johnson. Robbm: p 144 Johnson. Stephanie pp 38. 54. 144 Johnston. Timothy: p 149 Jones. Candice: p. 144 Jones. Kcnnieth: p. 149 Jones. Tira: p 144 Jordan. Timmie pp 38 49. 58. 144 Juntilla. Catherine pp. 66. 67. 78. 144 Kaplan. Carol: pp 40. 70. 144. 200 Kaplan, Joshua pp 20 52 89 144 Katkin. Perry: p. 144 Kedrowski. Anita: p. 144 Keith. Aaron p. 149 Keith. Paul pp 43. 44. 144 Kelley. Teresa p. 144 Kilbride, Anne pp. 43. 144 Kirby. Tony p 144 Kleber. Mitchell- pp. 62. 84. 144 Knudsen. Richarda p 149 Kodner. Andrea pp 41. 144 Korslund. Linda p 144 Landstrom. Lyle: pp 65. 74. 144 Larsen. Daniel p 145 Larson. Elizabeth: p 145 Larson. Guy: p 149 Larson. Lisa: p. 145 Larson. Steve: p. 149 Larue. Jon: p 145 Lashley. Linda: p. 144 Laune. Kirk p 149 Layeux. Kathleen p 145 Leon. Gerald p 149 Leung. Tony: pp 82. 83 145 Lindfors. James pp. 65. 149 Lopez. Charles pp 87. 145 Lougheed, Lome p. 145 Lyons. Rodger p 149 Mack. Andrew pp 81 145 Madson, Tracy pp 38. 56. 145 Martin. Cynthia: p. 145 Martin. James: pp. 63. 145 Mattsson. Lori p 145 McChesney. Sthphame pp 44. 148 McCormick. John p 149 Mceachran. Kim p 145 McGregor. Tujwana p. 145 McKinney. Victoria: p 149 McLain. Bradley p 145 Medcalf. Mitchell: p. 149 Meehan. Michael p 145 Melartin. P p 145 Metcalf. Cheryl pp 43. 145 Meyers. Charles: pp 68. 84. 145 Meyers Mark p 145 Meyers. Wayne: p. 149 Miller. Mark p 149 168 Miller. Robert p 149 Mitchell. Catherine p 145 Moe Carol p 149 Moore. Daniel p 149 Moore. Victoria- p 149 Morns. Adel p 145 Moss. Pamela p 149 Musgrave. Lillian p 145 Myers. Neil: p 149 Nammacher. Carrie: pp 66. 145 Nelson. Velma 49. 145 Nguyen. Hiep p 146 Noronha. Cecil p 149 Ninn. Bobbie p. 149 O’Brien. Laura- p 149 Ohnesorge. Clark pp. 37. 146 Oliver. Colleen p 146 Oliver. Joan p 149 Oliver. John p 146 Olson. Danny p 149 Otto. Kevin p. 149 Parno. John p 146 Patten. Mara pp 56. 146 Patterson. Charles p 149 Patterson. Roxanne p 149 Perko. Paul: p 146 Perry. Joan pp 46. 146 Peterson. Alan p, 149 Peterson. David p 146 Peterson. Gary: p 146 Peterson. Gayle p. 146 Peterson. John: p. 149 Peterson. Stephen p 146 Pfeifer. Ronald p. 146 Pfeifer. Vicky p 146 Phelps. Thomas, pp 52. 68. 89. 146 Plummer. Lon: p. 146 Pond. Nicholas. P 146 Powell. Evelyn p 149 Powell. Larhonda: p 149 Powell. Vera p 149 Presley. Dianne p 149 Preston. Patricia p 149 Prieto. Alexander p 146 Raftis. Wendy p 146 Ranallo. Judith pp 43. 146 Randazza. Deborah p 149 Ranum. Mikael p 146 Rath. Lucy pp 46 146 Roberts. Bradley p 149 Roberts. Christopher: p. 146 Roegig. Leon p 149 Rogers. Cheryl p 146 Rogers. Rex: p 149 Ruddy. John, pp 68. 146 Runyon William pp 84. 146 Saeko. Poo p. 146 Saito. Elaine; p 146 Sambo. Jane p 146 Sandvig. Lisa p. 146 Sanford. Albert pp 38 39. 40. 89. 147. 200 Sanocke. Christopher pp 63 89. 147 Saxon. Gary p 149 Scanlon. Jamne p. 147 Schaden. Mary, p 147 Schibilla. Sharon: p 147 Schultz. Dennis p 147 Schwartz. Joseph, p 147 Severson. Lynette p. 147 Sherman. Kimberly p. 147 Shirley. Mark p 149 Simonson. Daniel: p 147 Sims. Steven p 149 Small. Wendy p 147 Smith. Amy pp 27. 149 Smith. Bambi p. 147 Smith. Billy: p 147 Smith. Kimberly p 149 Smith. Reva p 149 Smith. Steven p 147 Smith. Wendy p. 149 Soderberg. Inga pp 86. 147 Sotnak. Christine pp 37. 147 Spencer. Theresa p 147 Spicer. Gordon, pp 59. 62. 147 St Clair. James: p 149 Stanley. Ellen pp 67. 147 Stately. John: p. 147 Stenerson. Ronald p 147 Stephenson. Peter pp 74. 149 Stevens. James: p 147 Storholm. Julie: p 149 Stoven. Elizabeth p 147 Strombeck. David p 147 Sullivan, Ronda p. 147 Sussman. Peter pp. 52. 89. 147. 200 Sutton. Elizabeth p 47 Sweeney. James: p. 147 Swenson. Lea p 149 Tabery. Cynthia p. 147 Talberg. Matt p. 147 Tanfieid. Leonard p 148 Taylor. Judith: p 148 Teadue. Virginia: p 148 Thayer. Alexandra pp 50. 148 Thomas. Steven, p 149 Thompson. Lisa pp 56. 148 Thrasher. Randee pp 65. 149 Throndsen. Nancy: p. 148 Thurm Christopher pp 63. 148 Tormanen. Lorna p 148 Townsend. Lionel: p. 149 Tumulty, Colleen pp 76. 148 Turner Louis p. 149 Van8uran. Ronda: p 149 Veches. Jeffery p 149 Vincent. Michael pp 49. 84. 148 Waalk. Steven: pp 27. 59. 63. 65. 148 Wagner. Kathleen p 149 Walker. Regma p 148 Wallen. Judy: p. 148 Walsh. David p 148 Walsh. Jennifer: p 148 Walton. Patrick: pp 43. 84, 145. 148 Walvaine. Joel: pp. 63. 82. 148 Weiss. Richard: p 149 Weller. Cynthia p 149 Wesley. Anthony pp. 63. 148 Wheeler. David: p 149 Wheeler. Gregory p 149 White. Pamela: p 148 Whritenour, Barbara p 148 Will. Ami p. 149 Willford, Gayle, p 148 Williams. Calvin: pp 82, 148 Worley. Gma p. 148 Viellowhammer Suzanne p 148 Zosel. Michael pp 68. 80. 148 169 Sophomore Index Adams. Dawn: p. 157 Akguc. Erdogan: op. 68. 151 Altonen. Richard: p. 151 Anderson. Lisa; p. 151 Anderson, Mary: p. 151 Anderson. Richard: p. 157 Arbuckle. John: p. 151 Armstrong. Robert: pp. 82. 157 Aufderheide, Roger: pp. 62. 157 Auzins. Daina: p. 157 Babineau. Dennis: pp. 62. 82. 157 Baker. Julia: pp. 47. 66. 151 Balcos. Edwin: pp. 68. 151 Baldwin. Gordon: pp. 43. 74. 151 Balfour. Robert: pp. 62. 151 Ballard. Sonjia: p. 157 Barnes. Debra: p. 157 Barnett. Gary: p. 157 Bell. Richard: p. 157 Berg. Stephen: p. 157 Bergford. John; pp. 62. 80. 156 Bernard. Mark: pp. 43. 82, 151 Bernstein. Stewart: pp. 59. 151 Bigbear. Everette: p. 157 Birk. Mary: pp. 66. 76. 151 Bogucki. Colleen: p. 151 Bonacci. Alan: p. 157 Bormann. Ellen: pp. 47. 86. 151 Bose. Karen: pp. 72. 151 Botten. Darcy: p. 151 Bower. Bernard: p. 151 Bradley. Charles: p. 156 Bradley. Judy: p. 151 Bramsen. Michelle: p. 157 Brashear. Dona: p. 151 Brow. Brian: p. 156 Brown. Frieda: p. 157 Brown. William: p. 157 Buckhalton. Sandra: p. 151 Buettell. Sarah: p. 151 Buford. Kevin: p. 157 Buford. Margaret: pp. 43. 157 Bunker, Diane: p. 157 Burk, Bambi: p. 151 Burnham. Barbara: p. 157 Bursack, John: p. 157 Cadwell. Katherine: p. 157 Capiz. Nancy: p. 151 Cherne. Hugh: p. 157 Childers. Mark: p. 151 Christiansen. Karl: p. 157 Chu. Yuet: pp. 55. 151 Clark. Susan: pp. 70. 78. 151 Clemens. Daniel: pp. 62. 81. 151 Cochran. John: p. 157 Condon. Holly: 157 Conery. Laura, pp. 70. 78. 151 Cornelius. Alan: pp. 62. 80. 81. 157 Coster. Nancy: p 157 Crockett. Lisa: p. 157 Culver. Denise: p. 157 Cunningham. Taul: p. 157 Curtain. Andrea: p. 151 Dahl. Craig: p. 157 Daniels. Patricia: p. 157 Daughenbaugh. Therese: p 151 Davis. Rochelle: p. 157 Day. Michael: pp. 43. 62. 151 Day. Warren: p. 151 Dell. Irve: pp. 68. 89. 151 Dempsey. Cindy: p. 157 Dennis, John: pp. 49. 58. 62. 157 Dondan. Chris: p. 151 Donnay. Ronald: 157 Dornbach. Suzanne: pp. 76. 157 Dougherty. Henery: pp. 20. 44. 151 Dowme. Gayle: p. 157 Downing. Francine: p. 151 Drake. Vicki: p. 152 Dumler. Wendy: p. 152 Eason. David: p. 152 Edwards. Kristen: p. 152 Edwards. Patricia: p. 157 Eide. Christy: p. 152 Englebart. James: pp. 37. 43. 152 Evans. Deanna: p. 156 Evans. Joseph: p. 157 Fairbanks. Jayne: p. 157 Farrell. James pp. 68. 74. 75. 152 Farrow. Richard: pp. 62. 82. 152 Fasching. Lori: p. 152 Fiel. Nicholas: p. 157 Fishman. Craig: p. 152 Fitch. Robert: pp. 42. 65. 87. 152 Fitzmaurice. Suzanne: pp. 56. 152 Flanery. William: p. 157 Fountain. Brenda: p. 157 Freitag. Lisa: p. 152 Garcia. Michael: p. 152 Goetz, Frederick: pp. 68. 89. 152 Goldfarb. Lynn: p. 157 Goranson. Bradley: p. 157 Gorsuch. Timothy: p. 157 Green. Harold: pp 62, 157 Groscost. Micheal: p. 152 Gross, Dana: pp. 70. 86. 152 Grossman. Zoltan: p. 157 Gullickson. Delmar: p. 157 Haldeman. Micheal: 152. 157 Halonen. Dwight: p. 157 Hansen. Cynthia: p. 152 Hanson. Donald: p. 157 Hanson. Rolf: pp. 68. 89. 152 Hardimon. Paulette: p. 152 Harrington. Deanna: p. 152 Harris. Donaway: p. 157 Harrison. Sydney: pp. 40. 152. 200 Hastings. Albert: pp. 43. 52. 62. 74. 152 Haws. Joan: p. 152 Healy. Thomas: pp. 68. 80, 157 Hendrix, Volney; pp. 43. 152 Hennessey. David: pp. 84. 85. 157 Herbig. Darlynn: p. 157 Hickman. Pamela: pp. 43. 152 Higgens. Daniel: p. 152 Hobert. Carl: pp. 38. 62. 157 Hodges. Emma: p. 152 Hodroff. Stacy: p. 152 Holcombe. Jan: p. 152 Hollie. Duane: p. 157 Holmes. Brian: p. 157 Holmes. Carrie: p. 152 Holt. Ann: pp. 47. 56. 152 Honecker. Anthony: p. 152 Hulsing, Heidi: p. 152 Hussman. William: p. 157 Ibele. John: pp. 44. 154 Ihme. Brenda: p. 157 Inveen. Angela: p. 154 Ittner. Sean: p. 154 Iverslie. Jeffrey: p. 154 Jackson. Christopher: p. 157 Jacobson. Douglas: pp. 154 Jaeger. Michelle: p. 154 Jenkins. Nancy: pp. 56. 76. 154 Jensen. Jane: p. 154 Johnson. Kim: p. 154 Johnson. Richard: p. 154 Johnson. Robert: p. 157 Johnson. Sandra: p. 157 Jones. Bruce: p. 154 Jones. Christine: p. 154 Jones. Ronald: p. 154 Jones. William: p. 157 Jorgensen, Teresa: p. 154 Jung, Stephen: p. 157 Karpen. Tina: p. 154 Kellam. David: pp. 43. 89. 154 Kester. Storm: p. 157 Kibort. Sandre: pp. 47. 157 Kim. Frank: p 157 Kjono. Peter: p. 154 Kloth. Paul: pp. 89. 154 Knudsen. Kevin: pp. 44. 89. 154 Koskie. Dan: p. 154 Kramer, p. Matthew: p. 154 Kramer. Sarah: pp. 43. 154 Kurtti. Darryl: pp. 65. 157 Langer. Kristen: p. 157 Larson. Gwendolyn: pp. 38. 41. 55. 66. 154 Larson. Karen: p. 154 Larson. Leslie: p. 154 Larue. Mark: p. 157 Lerner. Matthew: pp. 62. 154 Lewis. Shari: pp. 44. 65. 154 Libertus. Ronald: p. 157 Lichon. Christine: p. 157 Lindquist. Susan: p. 154 Loftus. Clifford: p. 157 Lomax. David: pp. 59. 154 Lott, Anthony: p. 157 Lowe. Thomas: p. 157 Luker. Debra: pp. 70. 78. 157 Lund. Mary: 154 Lundgren. Karen: p 154 Lundgren. Kathryn: p. 154 Lynch. Peggy: p. 154 Maginnis, Hugh: p. 154 Mahto. Sean: p. 154 Maki, Patrick: p. 154 Martin. Jami: pp. 70. 78. 154 Martin. Judith: p. 157 Marubbio. Kari: pp. 47. 154 Massie, Tracy: p. 157 Mathison, Chris: p. 157 Matton. Dennis: p 154 McCormick. Beckie: p. 154 McCormick. Fred: p. 157 McCormick. Rebecca: p. 154 McKizzie. Joseph: p. 157 McVey. Kathleen: p. 154 Medcalf. Michael: p. 154 Meyer. Kean: p. 154 Meyers. Reuven: pp. 62. 154 Mhoon. Henry: pp. 62. 154 Mikkelson. Jon: pp. 82. 157 Miller. Byron: p. 154 Miller. Gerald: p. 157 Miller. John: pp. 80. 154 Miller. Kevin: p. 157 Morris. Teresa: p. 154 170 Morrison. Charles: p. 154 Morton. Deditra: p. 157 Moseng. Monica: p. 157 Mutdoon, Joseph: p. 154 Murray. Robert: p 154 Nadeau. Thomas: p. 154 Nammacher, Susan: pp. 20. 21. 56. 65. 154. 155 Nelson. Gloria: p. 154 Newsome. Teresa: p. 157 Nguyen. Hung: p. 154 Nicholas. Kim: pp. 66. 88. 154 Niedzieiski. Edward: p. 157 Nowicki, John: pp. 68. 81. 154 Nutting. Christopher: p. 154 O'Heron. Dale: p 157 O’Heron. Lynn: p. 154 O'Leary. Kevin: p. 157 O'Loughlin. Lori: p. 154 O'Neil. Patrick: p. 157 Olson. Susan: p. 154 Olson. Wendy: p. 157 Osterberg. Christine: pp 56. 76. 154 Palmer. Janet p. 157 Papadakis. Effy: p. 154 Parker. Edward; pp. 20. 89. 154 Patterson, Charles, p. 157 Patula, Richard: p. 157 Perkins. Denise: p. 157 Perlmutter. Josette: pp. 43. 157 Perry. Betty: p. 157 Peterson. Bruce: p. 154 Peterson. Joel: p. 157 Peterson. Laurie: p. 154 Peterson. Peggy: p. 157 Phelps. Douglas: pp. 68. 89. 154 Phillips. Diana: pp. 40. 154 200 Plaisance. Lisa: pp 43. 47. 55. 154 Plummer. Lance: pp. 89. 155 Powell. Eddie: p. 157 Powell. Carolyn: p. 157 Premer. Danna: pp. 40. 88. 155. 200 Premer. Sidney: pp. 38. 40. 52. 66. 88. 155. 200 Preston. Sarah: pp 43. 55. 155 Price. Daniel: p. 157 Price, lester: p.157 Price. Starling: p. 155 Pryor. George: p. 157 Pulver, Tony: pp. 62. 155. 157 Revier. Sheila: p. 155 Revier. Steve: p. 157 Reyes. Anita: p.157 Rigert. Douglas: p. 157 Ritch. Bridgett: p.155 Rockensock. Sharon: p. 155 Roder. Pamela p 157 Roos. Janet: pp.43. 52. 155 Ruddy. Lisa: p 155' Ruf. Roy: p. 157 Ryan. Russel p 157 Sager. Susan: p.157 Salmon. Margaret: pp. 40. 155. 200 Sanchez. Valentin: p. 157 Sandwich. James: p. 155 Sartell. Forrest: pp. 62. 157 Scanlon. Sherry p. 155 Schermerhorn, Dma p 78 Schiesser. Kathleen: p 157 Schlafer. Carol: pp 43. 155 Schmidt. Cathy: p 155 Schultz. Denmss: p. 155 Schwartz. Carol: p 155 Schnever. Mark: p. 157 Schwartz. Roy: p. 155 Schwartz. Stephanie: p. 43. 155 Schwob. Peter: pp. 81. 155 Scott. Rhonda: p 157 Sherbarth. Kathleen: pp 66. 155 Smith. Katharine: pp. 40. 47. 52. 70. 155. 200 Smith. Todd: pp. 52. 68. 89. 155 Sosa. Martha: p. 157' Staunton. James; p. 155 Steinman. Joan: p. 155 Stinson. Lonnie: p.155 Stolarcyzk. Brian p. 157 Story. Patricia: p 155 Stoupas. Dionysis: p. 157 Streitz. Elizabeth: pp. 38. 40. 72. 73. 76. 155. 200 Striebel, Jeffrey p 157 Stroh. Jolene: p. 155 Strombeck. Gary: p. 156 Strong. Patrick: p; 157 Sulliven. Carolyn: pp. 50. 156 Surber. Monica, p. 157 Swanson. Allison: p.156 Swanson. Angela, p.156 Swanson. Mary: p.157 Swanson. Mitchell p. 156 Tack. Christopher: pp 42. 43. 68. 89. 156 Talach. Theresa: p. 157 Tanfield. William p. 62. 81. 156 Templm. Thomas: p 157 Thompson. Debra p 157 Thompson. Leslie pp 56. 156 Throndsen. David pp 156 Tiemann. Susan: p. 156 Tillman. Philip: p 157 Tormanen. Greg p. 157 Tormanen. Mary: p. 157 Torrence. David: p. 156 Toussamt. Shirlene p. 157 Transue. Theresa: p 156 Tucker. Kimberly: p. 157 Tuthill. Tracy pp 41. 43. 64. 65. 156 Tuttle. Gene p. 157 UHom. Jana: p. 156 Valtmson. Daryl: pp 62. 156. 157 Vermeland. Catharine: pp 40. 66. 156. 200 Vermeland. David: pp. 68. 69. 156 Visger. Glenn: p. 157 Vogel. Kirk: pp. 43. 68. 156 Vu. Long pp 20. 156 Waalk, Lisa: p 156. 157 Warraniemi. Daniel: p. 156 Wall. Keith p.157 Westmoreland. Heather p. 156 Westmoreland. Howard- p 156 White, Margaret: pp. 156 White. Mary. p. 156 Whitlock. Anne: pp 72. 156 Wilder. Elizabeth: p. 157 Williams. Robbm: p. 156 Williams. Robert: p. 157 Wills. Louise: p. 157 Witzel. Cynthis: p. 156 Woller. Michael: p. 156 Wood. William p. 156 Worley. Paula: p. 156 Wright. Joan p.157' Wyatt. Andrew: pp. 20. 28. 41. 62. 81. 156 Yates. Alan pp.43, 156 Zeck, Chrisopher: pp 62. 87 171 Freshmen Index Albitz. Daniel: p. 159 Allen. Brian: p. 165 Altonen. David: p. 159 Amlee. Dale: p. 159 Amlee. Duane: p. 159 Anderson. Joel: p. 74. 159 Anderson. 159 Anderson. Linda: p. 159 Anderson. Madge: p. 165 Anderson: Tracy: p. 159 Appelby. Kevin: p. 159 Armstrong. R.; p. 159 Arneson. David: p. 159 8aack. Darcy: p. 159 Babcock. Claire: p. 159 Babcock. Elizabeth: p. 22. 88. 159 Bailly. Janet: p. 159 Baker. Raymond: pp. 20. 159 Balcos. Earl: p. 165 Baldwin. Charlotte: pp. 72. 159 Barnes. Anna: p. 165 Barr. Mary: pp. 78. 159 Bartel. Regina: p. 165 Battaglia. Ann: 43. 70. 159 Battenberg. Jay: p. 165 Beal. Sara: p. 165 Becht. Kristine: pp. 88. 159 Beckman, John: p. 159 Berman. Paul: p. 165 Beyer. William: p. 165 Biesemeier. James: p. 165 Birk. Cathleen: p. 159 Bjelde. Lori: p. 159 Blom. Joan: p. 159 Bloomquist. Gail: p. 159 Boberg. Stanley: p. 159 Booher. James: p. 165 Bourasa. Robert: p. 165 Boyd. Faye: p. 159 Bradley. Marsha: p. 159 Bros, Lisa: p. 159 Brown. Delong: p. 165 Brown. Richard: p. 165 Brown. Sandra: pp. 78. 165 Buckhalton. Warren: p. 165 Buffington. Richard: p. 160 Buford. Diana: p. 165 Burkhalter. Glenda: p. 165 Burpee. Paul: p. 160 Butles. Reuel: p. 165 Caldwell. Charles: p. 165 Cadwell. Jeffery: p. 165 Callahan. James: p. 160 Campeau. Gregory: p. 165 Carey. Dianna: p. 160 Carey. Jane: pp. 55. 160 Carlson. Denise: p. 165 Carlson. Joni: p 160 Carr. Mary: pp. 47. 160 Carr. Sue: p. 160 Carraher. Jacqueline: p. 160 Carraher. Janet: p. 165 Carter. Aaron: p. 160 Cassady, Shari: p. 160 Chatman. Bennie: p. 165 Christiansen. Robin: p. 160 Clark. Danny: p. 165 Clark. Kathryn: p. 160 Clark, Patricia: pp. 70. 78. 160 Clement. Heidi: p. 160 Coleman. Beverly: p. 160 Coller. Randy: p. 165 Colsrud. Rosalie: p. 165 Comer. Mary: pp. 55. 160 Conroy. Patricia: pp. 20. 21. 38. 43. 55. 160 Creech. Joseph: p. 165 Crews. Roger: p. 165 Crittenden. Michele: p. 165 Crocker. Shelly: 47. 160 Crow. Patti: p. 165 Cullen. Kris: p. 165 Curry. Becky: p. 165 Dahlgren. Ann: p. 160 Daniels. Stephanie: p. 165 Davis. Bruce: p. 160 Davis. Ernestine: p. 165 Davis. Linda: p. 165 Denny. Heather: p. 165 Doherty. Maureen: p. 165 Dornbach. David: p. 165 Doucette. Patrick: p. 165 Dumler, Pamela: p. 160 Dumpman. Nylene: p. 165 Edwards. Teresa: pp. 70. 88. 160 Ellmgham. Ann: pp. 43. 72. 88. 160 Engebretson. David: pp. 165 Engebretson. Patty: p. 160 Eubanks. Gregory; p. 165 Fabes. Brian: pp. 43. 81. 160 Feela. Laurie: p. 160 Feralm. C.: p. 161 Fields. Nyra: p. 165 Fields. John: p. 165 Fmsrud. John; p.165 Fitch. Michael: p. 43. 161 Fitzgerald. John; pp. 62 161 Flanigan. Julie: p. 161 Foster. Molly: p. 161 Fountain. Kevin: pp. 82. 165 Franson. Douglas: p. 165 Franson, Michael: p.165 French. Andrew: pp. 68. 89. 161 Fried. Alan: pp. 37. 38. 40. 161. 200 Friedman. Zoe: pp. 47 86. 161 Gagnon, Howard: pp. 68. 165 Gall. Colleen: p. 161 Galle. Michael: pp. 82. 161 Gitchuway. Jackie: pp. 62. 165 Gordon. Robert, p. 161 Gross. David: p. 165 Gross. Tod: p. 161 Gullixason. Glenys: p. 161 Gustafson. Janeil: p. 72. 161 Haley. J.: p. 161 Halonen. Dirk: p. 165 Halstead. Alesia: p. 161 Hankes. Camilla: p. 165 Hanson. Bradley: p. 165 Harmon. Anthony:’p. 165 Harriman. Lori. p. 165 Harris. Neil: p. 165 Hastings. Susan: p. 165 Henderson. Samuel: p. 165 Hendrix. Abbie: p. 161 Henry. Kristin: pp. 70. 161 Hill. Vincent: p. 161 Hirshfield. Frank: p. 161 Hockert. Melissa: p. 161 Hoy. M.: p. 161 Hunttmg. Sarah: pp. 66. 161 Inveen. Ann: p. 161 Jaksha. Richard: p. 161 James Jaksha. Richard: p. 161 James. Sandra: p. 165 Jedlicka. Rodney: pp. 62. 161 Johnson. Beth: p. 165 Johnson. Chandler: p. 161 Johnson. Donovan: p. 165 Johnson. Johanthan: p. 165 Johnson. John: p. 165 Johnson. Katherine: p. 165 Johnson. Kevin: p. 165 Johnson. Monti: p. 175 Jones. Michael: p. 165 Katkm. Jeremy: p. 161 Kaul. Frances: pp. 47. 162 Kelley. Nancy: p. 165 Kellogg. Todd: pp. 89. 162 Kennedy. Kelly: p. 162 King. Valerie: p. 165 Kirby. Todd: p. 162 Kittler. Christopher: p. 162 Kjono. Carl: p. 162 Kline, Michelle: p. 165 Kodner. James: p. 162 Krause. David: p. 165 Kunze. Dana: p. 165 Kutney. Lorrilee: p. 165 Price. Leslie: p. 165 Pness. Charles: pp. 62. 89. 165 Reamer. Donald: p. 165 Rein. Ruthmane: p. 165 Rmker. Robert: pp. 80. 165 Ritch. Belinda: p. 165 Robinson. Beatrice: p. 165 Robinson. John: pp. 20. 88. 163 Rock. Kimberly: p. 165 Rose. David: p. 165 Ross. Nelson: p. 165 Roth. Molly: pp. 38. 55. 163 Rydeen. Jani: p. 165 Sanford. Jeff: p. 165 Saver. Laurie: p. 165 Schaefer. Curt: pp. 81. 163 Schaefer. Todd: pp. 62. 163 Schenk. Steven: p. 163 Schmidt. Edward: p. 163 Schneider. Karen: p. 165 Schrobilgen. Charles: p. 163 Schultz. Julia: p. 163 Schwegman. Marie: p. 165 Scott. Catherine: pp 43. 163 172 Scott. Laurel: p. 163 Selin. Glen: p. 165 Shaffer. Sarah: pp. 43. 163 Sharp. Cherl: p. 165 Shaw. Troy: p. 163 Shifflet. Kimberly: p. 163 Smith. Julie: p. 165 Smith. Kris: p. 163 Smith. Patricia: p. 165 Snaza. Troy: p. 165 Snobeck. Angela: p. 163 Sorbel. Teresa: p. 163 Sorensen. David: p. 165 Sotnak, Eric: p. 163 Soto. Manuel: p. 165 St. Clair. Barbara: p. 165 Stevens. Shannon: p. 165 Stotz. Todd: p. 163 Strickland. Terry: p. 165 Strombeck. Gergory: p. 163 Sussman. Marianne: pp. 43. 47. 163. 200 Swanson. Blanche: p. 165 Swanson. Laura: p. 163 Thayer. Elizabeth: p. 163 Thomas. Sheran: p. 163 Thornes. Roxanne: p. 163 Thompson. Leigh: pp. 55. 164 Thunberg. Duane: pp. 62. 164 Tilson. Julie: pp. 43. 164 Toussaint. Roosevelt: pp. 164 Toussaint. Yvette: p.164 Trebtoske. Gregory: p. 164 Tyler. John: pp. 62. 165 Ullom. Jody: pp. 70. 164 Unn. Janet: p. 164 Vebund, L.: p. 164 Vermeland. Thomas: pp. 68. 164 Viebahn, Lynn: p. 165 Vokes. Bradley: p. 165 Yokes. Brenda: p. 164 Waaranemi. Ruth: p.164 Wagner. Patty: p. 164 Waldemer. Martha: p.165 Walsh. James: p.164 Walsh. Tina: p.165 Ward. Stacey: pp. 62. 165 Weber. Susanna: p. 164 White. Ann: p. 165 White. Kim: p. 165 White. Shannon: p. 165 White. Stuart: p. 165 Whitehead. Kerry: p. 165 Wickland. Denise: p.165 Williams. Felicia: p. 165 Williamson. Ronald: p. 165 Wittmer. Laura: p. 55. 88. 164 Woo. Sun: p.165 Wood. Angela: p. 164 Wycoff, Lorraine: p. 164 Young. Aretha: P.165 Young. Sally: p. 164 Zorn. Andrew: p. 164 173 PATRONS Dr. and Mrs. Robert F. Premer Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Hatfield Ralph L. Burke Al's Floor Coverings Don’s Beauty Lounge Mr. and Mrs. John Duffy Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Steelman Floydd Lock and Safe Co. 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